On the night of his 16th birthday, Joe Casey takes the girl of his dreams, Sarah, out on their first date. In an effort to impress her with bravado, Joe breaks into a building site overlooking his home on Casey Street. When the police turn up, a split-second decision forces him to choose between himself and his heart as the story splits in two: one which sees Joe stay to face the music, and the other which sees him flee and leave Sarah to run from the police. As two very different paths unfold before him, the consequences of that choice will change his life forever.
The full cast includes:
George Sampson as Reecey
Deena Payne as Kath Casey
Jason Kajdi as Joe Casey
Sophie Matthew as Sarah
Callum McArdle as Dad
Billy Roberts as Emmo
Will Haswell as Lewis
Etisyai Philip as Billie
Jessica Niles as Angie
Bobby Windebank as Mr. Pressman/Ensemble
Matthew McDonald as Callum/Ensemble
Alex Tranter as On-stage swing
Michael Nelson as On-stage swing
Frances Dee as On-stage swing
Lottie Henshall as Ensemble
George Sampson found his passion for performing by busking on the streets of Manchester at the age of twelve. After being spotted as an exceptional talent and encouraged to audition for Britain's Got Talent, he rose to fame at the age of fourteen after winning the programme's second series in 2008 with his interpretation of Singing in the Rain. Following the success of the show, he made his stage debut in the West End hip-hop musical Into the Hoods
George also starred as Eddie in the feature films Street Dance 3D and Street Dance 2, where he found his love for acting. He then went on to star in three series of the award-winning BBC drama Waterloo Road, playing bad boy Kyle Stack. Having discovered a talent for acting work, George began working on Mount Pleasant (Sky) playing the role of Gary, and also in Emmerdale (ITV) as troublemaker, Ryan.
OUR HOUSE was first staged at the Cambridge Theatre in London's West End from October 2002 to August 2003 and won the 2003 Laurence Olivier Award for Best New Musical. This tour will be directed by Immersion Theatre's James Tobias and choreographed by the resident choreographer of Matilda The Musical, Fabian Aloise.
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