Cast Announcements for our Autumn 2016 Season
With The Rivals rehearsing in London and our Trainspotting cast arriving later this month, it's not long until our Autumn 2016 season gets under way. Browse our latest season brochure online to see what we've got coming up next:
We've confirmed many of the casts for our Autumn 2016 season, read on to find out more about who's appearing on our famous stage in the coming months.
We've confirmed many of the casts for our Autumn 2016 season, read on to find out more about who's appearing on our famous stage in the coming months.
30 Aug - 3 Sep
Callum Cuthbertson returns as their inspiring teacher Mr Girvan, while Patricia Panther again lends her unique musical skills to the soundtrack. Returning Glasgow Girls Stephanie McGregor (Ewelina) and Roanna Davidson (Agnesa) are joined by Sophia Lewis (Roza), Aryana Ramkhalawon (Amal), Shannon Swan (Jennifer), Kara Swinney (Emma).
Having made his Citizens' debut in 2016's This Restless House as Orestes, Lorn Macdonald will play Renton in our new production of Trainspotting. We welcome back Owen Whitelaw (Sleeping Beauty, In Time O' Strife, Slope, King Lear) to play Begbie/Mother Superior and Gavin Jon Wright (Dragon) as Spud. Making their Citizens debut are Angus Miller (Tommy/Sickboy) and Chloe-Ann Tylor.
Filming for Trainspotting 2 might have just wrapped in Glasgow and Edinburgh, but we took to the streets of Glasgow last week to promote the show.
18 - 22 Oct
Jo Freer, Irene Macdougall and Emily Winter, Stephen Bangs, Billy Mack, Christina Gordon return to their roles from the acclaimed 2015 production alongside new cast members Ewan Donald and Barrie Hunter.
The upper circle is now available to book for all performances by calling 0141 429 0022 - don't leave it too late!
2 - 19 Nov
Our co-production with Bristol Old Vic and Liverpool Everyman & Playhouse promises to be full of big wigs, big frocks, cheeky humour and a healthy dose of scandal and wit.
Julie Legrand makes her long-awaited return to the Citz having performed in the 1980s alongside Rupert Everett, Gary Oldman, Roberta Taylor and Giles Havergal as "pineapple of politeness" Mrs Malaprop. Olivier Award-winner Desmond Barrit plays opposite her as Sir Anthony Absolute, having previously appeared with Julie in Wicked in London's West End.
We're thrilled to welcome back former Citizens Theatre Actor Intern Jessica Hardwick as Julia. Since her debut as Sonya in Crime and Punishment, Jessica has since appeared in lead roles at the Citz in Lanark: A Life In Three Acts, Slope and Rapunzel and in Miss Julie. The cast also includes Nicholas Bishop (Faulkland), Lucy Briggs-Owen (Lydia Languish), Lily Donovan, Keith Dunphy (Sir Lucius O’Trigger), Lee Mengo who appeared in 2014's The Libertine (Bob Acres), Shaun Miller and Rhys Rusbatch (Captain Jack Absolute).
Tickets for all of our Autumn 2016 shows as well as some newly-announced productions coming in 2017 are on sale now and available to book from our website.
We're thrilled to welcome back former Citizens Theatre Actor Intern Jessica Hardwick as Julia. Since her debut as Sonya in Crime and Punishment, Jessica has since appeared in lead roles at the Citz in Lanark: A Life In Three Acts, Slope and Rapunzel and in Miss Julie. The cast also includes Nicholas Bishop (Faulkland), Lucy Briggs-Owen (Lydia Languish), Lily Donovan, Keith Dunphy (Sir Lucius O’Trigger), Lee Mengo who appeared in 2014's The Libertine (Bob Acres), Shaun Miller and Rhys Rusbatch (Captain Jack Absolute).
Tickets for all of our Autumn 2016 shows as well as some newly-announced productions coming in 2017 are on sale now and available to book from our website.
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