Casting and further dates are announced for award-winning comedy musical Avenue Q, which will bring a host of fuzzy friends to theatres across the country in a new 2015/16 UK Tour. A smash hit on Broadway, in the West End and most recently in a critically-acclaimed 2014 UK Tour, Avenue Q opens at the Mercury Theatre, Colchester on Wednesday 22nd April 2015.
The cast features Sarah Harlington as Kate Monster/Lucy the Slut, Richard Lowe as Princeton/Rod and Arina II as Christmas Eve. Returning to the show following last year’s tour are Stephen Arden as Nicky/Trekkie Monster, Richard Morse as Brian, Etisyai Philip as Gary Coleman and Jessica Parker as Mrs T/ Bad Idea Bear. The cast also includes Michael Woolston-Thomas, Douglas Walker and Cleopatra Joseph.
The tour is also extended to include new dates in Windsor, Chesterfield, Gravesend, Bristol, Liverpool, Wimbledon and Milton Keynes, with further dates for 2016 to be announced.
Featuring the naughtiest puppets in town, brought hilariously to life by an ensemble cast of 11 performers, Avenue Q is a Tony Award-winning musical about growing up, dreaming big, and finding your purpose in life.
Avenue Q is produced by Sell a Door Theatre Company, who first presented this new production in a six-month tour in 2014.
See www.AvenueQUK.com for more details and to book.
2015 UK Tour
Wednesday 22 – Sunday 26 April 2015
Mercury Theatre, Colchester
Monday 27 April – Saturday 2 May 2015
Windsor Theatre Royal
Tuesday 5 – Satuday 9 May 2015
Aylesbury Waterside Theatre
Tuesday 12 – Sunday 24 May 2015
Greenwich Theatre
Tuesday 26 – Saturday 30 May 2015
Clwyd Theatre Cymru
Tuesday 2 – Saturday 6 June 2015
Assembly Halls, Tunbridge Wells
Tuesday 9 – Saturday 13 June 2015
Darlington Civic Theatre
Tuesday 16 – Saturday 20 June 2015
Kings Lynn Corn Exchange
Tuesday 23 – Saturday 27 June 2015
Orchard Theatre, Dartford
Monday 29 June – Wednesday 1 July 2015
Hastings Theatre
Thursday 2 – Saturday 4 July 2015
Watford Colisseum
Tuesday 7 – Saturday 11 July 2015
Doncaster Cast Theatre
Tuesday 14 – Saturday 18 July 2015
Swindon Wyvern Theatre
Monday 20 – Saturday 25 July 2015
Cheltenham Everyman Theatre
Tuesday 28 July – Saturday 1 August 2015
Swansea Grand Theatre
Tursday 4 – Saturday 8 August 2015
New Victoria Theatre, Woking
Tuesday 11 – Saturday 15 August 2015
Bournemouth Pavilion
Tuesday 18 – Saturday 22 August 2015
Palace Theatre, Southend
Tuesday 25 – Saturday 29 August 2015
King’s Theatre, Glasgow
Tuesday 8 – Saturday 12 September 2015
Churchill Theatre, Bromley
Tuesday 15 – Saturday 19 September 2015
York Grand Opera House
Tuesday 29 September – Saturday 3 October 2015
Halifax Victoria Theatre
Tuesday 20 – Saturday 24 October 2015
Chesterfield Winding Wheel
Tuesday 27 – Saturday 31 October 2015
Richmond Theatre
Tuesday 3 – Saturday 7 November 2015
Grimsby Palace Theatre
Wednesday 11 – Saturday 14 November 2015
Preston Charter House
Tuesday 17 – Saturday 21 November 2015
Woodville Halls, Gravesend
Monday 8 – Saturday 13 February 2016
Bristol Hippodrome
Monday 22 – Saturday 27 February 2016
Liverpool Empire
Monday 14 – Saturday 19 March 2016
Wimbledon Theatre
Monday 16 – Saturday 21 May 2016
Milton Keynes Theatre
