Rehearsal images released for World Premiere of High Noon
Emmie Newitt
9 December, 2025, 10:41
The new play based on the iconic, four-time Academy Award-winning 1952 film will make its way to the stage for a limited season this month.
Billy Crudup, Denise Gough and Company. Photo Johan Persson
Emmy and Tony Award-winner Billy Crudup and Olivier Award-winner Denise Gough star in High Noon alongside Billy Howle (The Perfect Couple) as Harvey Pell; Rosa Salazar (Play Dirty, Maze Runner) as Helen Ramirez; Simon Chandler (Falling) as Howe and Minister; James Doherty (London Road) as Judge, Frank Miller and Gillis; Misha Handley (The Woman in Black) as Johnny; Joshua Hill (Dear England) as Ben Miller, Station Master and Cooper; Jonah Russell (A Raisin in the Sun) as Robert Jones, Scott and JP Pierce; Rebecca Lee (Jerusalem) as Mildred Jones; and Tim Steed (Jack Absolute Flies Again) as Henderson, Clerk and Charlie.
With a screenplay by Carl Foreman, High Noon was originally produced by Stanley Kramer and directed by Fred Zinnemann. Hailed as one of the greatest Westerns ever made and set in the 1800s, the bond between Will Kane and Amy Fowler is at its heart. As the clock ticks down to the return of deadly outlaw Frank Miller on the high noon train, what will unfold is an epic battle between the pair.
High Noon is directed by Olivier Award-winner Thea Sharrock (The Bodyguard) and written by Academy Award-winner and six-time nominee Eric Roth (Forrest Gump), making his debut work for the stage, with set and costume design by Tony and Olivier Award-winner Tim Hatley (Back to the Future The Musical), lighting design by Tony and Olivier Award-winner Neil Austin (Harry Potter and the Cursed Child), music by Chris Egan and sound design by Nick Lidster.
The choreographer and movement director is Lizzi Gee, the fight director is Kate Waters, the casting director is Jina Jay CDG and the general managers are Short Street Productions Ltd. The executive producer is Mark Rubinstein.
High Noon will play at the Harold Pinter Theatre from 17 December to 6 March 2026.
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