Production images released for THE LEHMAN TRILOGY
Emmie Newitt
1 October, 2024, 10:40
The critically acclaimed, five-time Tony Award winning production has returned to London's West End for a limited run this Autumn.
L-R Howard W Overshown, John Heffernan, Aaron Krohn © Mark Douet
New production images of The Lehman Trilogy have been released.
Now seen by over half a million people worldwide, The Lehman Trilogy tells a sweeping story of a family spanning generations and a company that changed the world.
Reprising their roles in the production are John Heffernan, Aaron Krohn and Howard W. Overshown as the Lehman brothers, their sons and grandsons. Cat Beveridge and Anyssa Neumann are also reprising their performances as principal and alternate pianists.
Completing the cast is Valentine Hanson as Understudy Emanuel Lehman, Leighton Pugh as Understudy Henry Lehman and Simon Victor performing the role of Janitor and Understudy Mayer Lehman. Ali Berry completes the company as Understudy Pianist.
Directed by multi-award-winning director Sam Mendes, the creative team also includes set designer, Es Devlin; costume designer, Katrina Lindsay; video designer, Luke Halls; lighting designer Jon Clark; composer and sound designer, Nick Powell; co-sound designer, Dominic Bilkey; music director, Candida Caldicot; movement director, Polly Bennett and West End Director, Rory McGregor. Company voice work is by Charmian Hoare with UK casting by Naomi Downham and USA casting by Jim Carnahan. They are joined by associate set designer, Olukoye Akinkugbe, associate video designer Zakk Hein and associate lighting designers, Charlotte Burton and Lucía Sánchez Roldán.
The Lehman Trilogy is playing at the Gillian Lynne Theatre until 5 January 2025.
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