West End alumni cast return to celebrate 20 years of AVENUE Q

Photo credit: Matt Crockett

In celebration of the 20th anniversary of AVENUE Q, West End alumni cast members Julie Atherton, Ann Harada, Siôn Lloyd, Jon Robyns and Giles Terera, will join the current West End company for a special finale performance on 17 September at the Shaftesbury Theatre.

The performance will be dedicated to the memory of Avenue Q’s set designer Anna Louizos. 

There are just 17 weeks left to see the critically acclaimed West End return of AVENUE Q at the Shaftesbury Theatre, where it will play its final performance on 3 January 2027. The multi-award-winning production returned to London, bringing the original Broadway puppets back to the stage for a limited season to celebrate the 20th anniversary, and was extended into the new year due to popular demand. 

Producers Kevin McCollum and Jamie Wilson said: “We have been thrilled by the response to AVENUE Q’s return to the West End, and it has been an absolute joy to see a new generation of audiences connect with these outrageously loveable and inappropriate puppets. The show has always celebrated the chaos of growing up, finding your place, and trying to work out what you’re doing with your life, which remains relevant after all these years. We’re enormously proud of this production and hugely grateful to the brilliant company, creatives, crew and audiences who have made this West End run so special. Don’t miss your last chance to take a trip down Avenue Q!”

AVENUE Q stars Emily Benjamin as Kate Monster and Lucy The Slut, Noah Harrison as Princeton and Rod, Meg Hateley as Mrs T and Bad Idea Bear, Oliver Jacobson as Brian, Charlie McCullagh as Nicky, Trekkie Monster and Bad Idea Bear, Amelia Kinu Muus as Christmas Eve, and Dionne Ward-Anderson as Gary.

The company is completed by Jasmine Beel, Jonathan Carlton, Angelis Hunt, Lesley Lemon, Jessica Niles Kadi and Joshua Williams-Ward.

To book tickets for Avenue Q, please click here.

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