Wilton’s Music Hall | 9 September – 14th October 2015

The Sting

A full length play by David Rogers
Based upon the screenplay “The Sting” by David Ward

Following in the footsteps of Wilton’s sell-out success with The Great Gatsby in 2012 and 2013, Peter Joucla returns to Wilton’s Music Hall to direct The Sting this autumn. The cast will be led by Bob Cryer as Gondorff alongside Ross Forder as Hooker and John Chancer as Lonnegan.

Opening the season for the newly repaired Wilton’s Music Hall, The Sting will run from 9 September to 17 October 2015. Based on the iconic 1973 caper film of the same name, in which two small-time con men, played by Paul Newman and Robert Redford, set out to outwit a powerful mob leader.

From the moment they enter the newly refurbished building, audiences will be transported back to 1930’s Chicago. With a charismatic cast to lure you into this sleazy, sharp-suited underworld of con men, scams and twists, with surprises at every turn, you won’t know who’s on the level and who’s on the take as you watch this ingenious and comic deceit played out.

 

Official Website | Wilton’s Music Hall

 

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Cast

Tom Berish (Kid Twist & Combs),
Hannah Brackstone-Brown (Billie),
Peter Case (Floyd),
John Chancer (Lonnegan),
Bob Cryer (Gondorff),
Ross Forder (Hooker),
Kevin Golding (Luther),
Ashley Henry (Pianist),
Kevin James (Mottola),
Nina Kristofferson (Mrs Vanderkrieft),
Kate Quinn (4 Star Girl)
Amy Reitsma (Ginger)
Simeon John Wake (Erie).[/ezcol_1half] [ezcol_1half_end]

Creatives

Director                           Peter Joucla
Co-Designer                   Claudia Mayer
Co-Designer                   Hilary Lewis
Lighting Designer           Jody Kelly
Production Manager       John Page
Set Builder                     Giorgio Ritucci
Deputy Stage Manager  Dominic Jones
Produced by                   Frances Mayhew and the Wilton’s Team[/ezcol_1half_end]

 

Booking Information | THE STING

 

Wilton’s Music Hall
1 Graces Alley, London, E1 8JB

9th September – 17th October 2015

7:30pm Tuesdays to Saturdays (press night will be at 7pm on a Monday)

Previews
(9th – 12th Sept): £32.50 for seats at tables, £25 standard seating, £20 restricted view.

Main Run:
£35 for seats at tables, £27.50 standard seating, £22.50 restricted view