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Muriel’s Wedding Australian Cast Announced

by Paul Cashmere on November 20, 2018

in News

The cast for the Australian production of Muriel’s Wedding has been revealed.

Christie Whelan Browne will play Tania Degana, Stephanie Jones is Nicole Stumpf, Imogen Moore plays Janine Nutall and Catty Hamilton will be Cheryl Moochmore.

Also announced are the roles of Bill Heslop, played by David James, Deidre Chambers played by Pippa Grandison and Joanie Heslop played by Manon Gunderson-Briggs.

For the ABBA roles, Carmen Pavlovic, CEO of Global Creatures has also announced Jaime Hadwen will play Agnetha Fältskog with Laura Bunting playing Anni-Frid Lyngstad, Maxwell Simon (Green Day’s American Idiot, The Boy From Oz) as Björn Ulvaeus and Evan Lever (Anything Goes, La Cage Aux Folles) as Benny Andersson.

Additional cast includes Brice Nobes as Jared Griffiths with Stephen Madsen as Alexander Shkuratov, Dave Eastgate as Ken Blundell and Kenneth Moraleda as Charlie Chan.

The Muriel’s Wedding The Musical ensemble cast includes Colin Dean, Tom Sharah, Kaeng Chan, Noni McCallum, Ashleigh Rubenach, Prue Bell, David Ouch, Jan Di Pietro, Zoe Coppinger and Caitlen Quinn.

MELBOURNE SEASON 2019
Her Majesty’s Theatre
Previews from March 12
Opening night March 23
New tickets on sale Thursday 22 November from www.ticketek.com.au

SYDNEY SEASON 2019
Sydney Lyric Theatre
Previews from June 28
Opening night July 4
New tickets on sale Wednesday 21 November from www.ticketmaster.com.au

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