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Category : "Avenue Q"
Julie Atherton with Kate Monster
in Avenue Q
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The West End production of Avenue Q, which had announced a final performance date of March 28, will not be closing after all. Instead, the musical, which is in its final weeks at the Noel Coward Theatre, will transfer to the Gielgud Theatre after a brief hiatus. Performances will begin at the Gielgud on June 1.
"When I first saw Avenue Q in New York over five years ago, I found it a very funny, fresh and clever look at the trials and tribulations of young people finding their way in life, with splendidly witty swipes at contemporary hang-ups," producer Cameron Mackintosh said in a statement. "So I was rather surprised when the show opened in 2006 that the British national critics mostly didn’t get it and predicted that it would only last three months. Three years later Q is going stronger than ever, so much so that ever since I announced the last six months at the Coward to allow Calendar Girls to be booked into the theater, business has surged to such an extent that I’m delighted to announce that Avenue Q is going to continue its run on the Avenue Shaftesbury that is at the start of June. The puppets have put their hands up the cast and demanded a few weeks holiday so, while they enjoy that, Alan Bennett’s Enjoy will finish up its hugely successful extended run at the Gielgud Theatre."
Currently in the cast are Julie Atherton as Kate Monster, Daniel Boys as Princeton and Rod, Mark Goldthorp as Nicky and Trekkie Monster, Joanna Ampil as Christmas Eve, Edward Baruwa as Gary, Christopher Fry as Brian and Rachel Jerram as Mrs. T and others. The cast is set to transfer with the production to the Gielgud. ...
Rebecca Lock (and Kate Monster)
in Avenue Q
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The West End production of Avenue Q has announced a closing date. Now in its third year, the musical will play its final performance at the Noel Coward Theatre on March 28, 2009.Avenue Q features a score by...
Rebecca Lock
June 24, 2008 04:52 PM
Rebecca Lock (and Kate Monster)
in Avenue Q
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Rebecca Lock is leading a double life these days at the Noel Coward Theatre, where the actress has followed Julie Atherton into the dual roles of the kindergarten teaching assistant, Kate Monster, and the "bad girl," Lucy T. Slut, in Avenue Q, the Tony-winning musical that was an O...
Daniel Boys
December 06, 2007 12:26 PM
Daniel Boys
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Age: 28
Currently: Stepping into Avenue Q at the Noel Coward Theatre, replacing Jon Robyns as Rod/Princeton. “The thing about this show is that it appeals to any audience,” Boys says. “It deals with life in a very real way—yesh, with a comedy aspect, but it says things in a...
Daniel Boys
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Four new cast members are joining the West End’s Avenue Q. Daniel Boys, Rebecca Lock, Christopher Fry and Mark Goldthorp will play their first performance at London’s Noel Coward Theatre on 3 December.
After a year ...
Jon Robyns (and Rod) in Avenue Q
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Three new cast members join the company of Avenue Q at the Noel Coward Theatre on 4 June. Jennifer Tanarez takes over as Christmas Eve, Mary Doherty as Mrs Thistletwat and in other parts, and Delroy Atkinson as Gary Coleman. Curr...
WHAT: Backstage tour of Avenue Q WHERE: Noel Coward TheatreWHO: Stars Simon Lipkin (Nicky and Trekkie Monster), Sion Lloyd ...
Jon Robyns (and Rod) in Avenue Q
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The Variety Club of Great Britain awarded the 2006 Variety Club Showbiz Theatre Award to the London cast of Avenue Q. The entire cast collected the award at the London ceremony on 19 November, presented at Old Billingsgate on Lower Thames Street. The ceremony will be broadcast on S...
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