Crazy for You Opens at London's Open Air Theatre, Regent's Park Aug. 8 | Playbill

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News Crazy for You Opens at London's Open Air Theatre, Regent's Park Aug. 8 Sean Palmer and Clare Foster star as Bobby Child and Polly Baker, respectively, in a new London production of the Gershwin musical Crazy for You, opening officially Aug. 8 at the Open Air Theatre, Regent’s Park (following previews that began July 28).

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Sean Palmer

The cast also features Kim Medcalf, Harriet Thorpe, Michael McKell and David Burt in principal roles, in a company that also comprises Rachel Stanely, Alexis Owen Hobbs, Samuel Holmes, Peter Martin, Lucy Anderson, Jessica Buckby, Cara Elston, Charlene Ford, Jo Goodwin, Amy Griffiths, Harry Morrison, James O’Connell, Carl Sanderson, Phil Snowden, Stephen Whitson, Richard Jones, Josh Lacey and Jo Morris.

The production is directed by Open Air artistic director Timothy Sheader, with choreography by Stephen Mear, designs by Peter McIntosh and musical direction by Gareth Valentine.

Palmer has appeared in the original Broadway companies of Fosse, Saturday Night Fever, The Apple Tree and The Little Mermaid. He has also appeared as Marcus in the HBO series "Sex and the City."

Foster's West End credits include Avenue Q, Chicago and We Will Rock You, and on TV she has played PC Millie Brown in "The Bill."

Medcalf, who has played Sally Bowles in the West End's most recent production of Cabaret, is best known for her role as Sam Mitchell in TV's "Eastenders." Thorpe's West End credits include Mamma Mia! and Wicked. McKell plays corrupt TV detective DS Nick Henshall in TV's "Emmerdale." Burt has appeared extensively in the West End and for the National Theatre, including the original company of Les Miserables.

To book tickets, contact the box office on 0844 826 4242, or visit www.openairtheatre.com.

 
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