Show and ticket information for Oliver! musical at Gielgud Theatre, West End.

Dickens' Victorian story of a boy in a London workhouse and his adventures on the way to his family. Lionel Bart's most successful musical contains some of the great villains of all time including Fagin and Bill Sykes. The songs include "Food glorious food", "You Got to Pick a Pocket or Two", "Who will buy this wonderful morning", "I am reviewing the situation" and "Consider yourself at Home".

Cast/Performers

Simon Lipkin (Fagin), Shanay Holmes (Nancy), Aaron Sidwell (Bill Sikes), Billy Jenkins (Artful Dodger), Philip Franks (Mr Brownlow), Oscar Conlon-Morrey (Mr Bumble), Katy Secombe (Widow Corney), Stephen Matthews (Mr Sowerberry / Dr Grimwig), Jamie Birkett (Mrs Sowerberry / Mrs Bedwin), Billy Byers (Alternate Artful Dodger), Cian Eagle-Service (Oliver Twist - some dates), Raphael Korniets (Oliver Twist - some dates), Jack Philpott (Oliver Twist - some dates), Odo Rowntree-Bailly (Oliver Twist - some dates), Callum Hudson (Noah Claylpole), Isabelle Methven (Bet), Lochlan White (Charley Bates), Harry Cross (Dandy), Rachael Archer, Tegan Bannister, Adam Boardman, Lois Craig, Stephen John Davis, Bethany Huckle, Ebony Jonelle, Bethan Keens (Charlotte), Danny Lane, Peter Nash, Josh Patel-Foster, Sam Peggs, Jasmine Sakyiama, Wendy Somerville (Old Sally), Charlie Stripp, Leah Vassell, Matthew Whennell-Clark, Toba Agbelusi, Zoe Akinyosade, Ben Birch, Preston Cropp, Kylan Michael Denis, Sebastian Elton, Liam Findlay, Rudy Gibson, Stanley Guy, George Hamblin, Lily Hanna, Sammy Jones, Grace King, Jonny Niland, Hugo Pechey, Alex Prior, Teddy Probets, William Skinner, Ethan Sokontwe, Dylan Xavier, Aaron Zhao

Creatives/Company

Author: Lionel Bart
Book by: Charles Dickens
Producer: Cameron Mackintosh
Director(s): Matthew Bourne, Jean-Pierre van der Spuy, Felicity French (CDG - casting), Paul Wooller (CDG - casting), Verity Naughton (CDG - children's casting)
Choreographer: Matthew Bourne
Design(s): Lez Brotherston, George Reeve (video)
Music(s): Graham Hurman (musical supervisor), William David Brohn (original orchestrations), Stephen Metcalfe (orchestral adaptation)
Lighting(s): Paule Constable, Ben Jacobs
Sound: Adam Fisher