Further casting for AN OAK TREE at The Other Palace
Francesca Moody Productions (FMP) has announced that Khalid Abdalla, Matthew Baynton, Phoebe Campbell, Caitlin FitzGerald, Jack Holden and Sid Sagar will join the line-up for An Oak Tree, running at The Other Palace until 15 November.
A play that shaped the theatre landscape, its groundbreaking premise sees a different guest artist join Tim Crouch for every performance, stepping on stage without ever having read or rehearsed the play.
Khalid Abdalla (Prima Facie; Secret Service, ITV) performs on 13 November, Matthew Baynton (Ghosts; Horrible Histories, BBC) performs on 28 October, Phoebe Campbell (House of Dragon, HBO; Alma Mater, Almeida Theatre) on 27 October, Caitlin FitzGerald (Othello, West End; We Were Liars, Amazon) on 22 October, Jack Holden (Kenrex, The Other Palace; Cruise, West End) performs on 11 November, Melanie La Barrie (Cats, Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre; & Juliet, West End & Broadway) on 24 October, and Sid Sagar (Mrs Warren’s Profession, Garrick Theatre; Summerfolk, National Theatre) on 17 October.
They join the previously announced cast which includes: Hammed Animashaun on 29 October, Bessie Carter on 16 October, Rosalie Craig on 9 October, Sacha Dhawan on 23 October, George Fouracres on 10 November, Josh Finan on 17 October (matinee), Dónal Finn will perform on 1 November, Sean Gilder on 20 October, Brian Gleeson on 30 October, Suranne Jones will perform on 15 November, Aysha Kalawill perform on 5 November, Kadiff Kirwan will perform on 21 October, Adrian Lester will perform on 3 November, Katie Leung will perform on 12 November, Sophie Melville on 25 October, Tom Mothersdale on 14 October, Prasanna Puwanarajah on 8 October, Clare Perkins on 13 October, Tanya Reynolds will perform on 24 October (evening), Hugh Skinner on 4 November, Reece Shearsmith on 6 November, Rosie Sheehy will perform on 7 November, Juliet Stevenson on 18 October, Rhashan Stone on 11 October, Gemma Whelan on 15 October, Olivia Williams on 10 October, and Ria Zmitrowicz on 8 November.
