Tag: Blake Harrison

• NEWS: Casting Announced for World Premiere of A Place For We

  The new play by Archie Maddocks will be presented at the Park Theatre next month. It has been announced that David Webber (Barber Shop Chronicles, National Theatre; The Children Act) and BlakeHarrison (World on Fire; The Inbetweeners) will lead the cast in this world premiere production which begins performances at the Park Theatre from the […]

  Emma Clarendon

  September 16, 2021

  drama, News, Theatre

  Archie Maddocks, Blake Harrison, David Webber, Park Theatre

• NEWS: Production Images Released of New Cast of Waitress

  New production images have been released for the London production of the musical now starring Lucie Jones, Ashley Roberts and Blake Harrison. Now booking until the 7th December, production images have been released of the new cast for Waitress, who have recently joined the London production playing at the Adelphi Theatre. The production currently stars […]

  Emma Clarendon

  June 23, 2019

  Musicals, News, Theatre

  Adelphi Theatre, Ashley Roberts, Blake Harrison, Lucie Jones, Sara Bareilles

• NEWS: Blake Harrison Joins Cast of Waitress

  It has been confirmed that The Inbetweeners star will take over the role of Ogie this summer. Best known for his portrayal of  as Neil Sutherland in the award-winning comedy series The Inbetweeners, it has been announced that Blake Harrison will be taking over the role of Ogie from the 17th June, with Jack McBrayer having […]

  Emma Clarendon

  June 1, 2019

  Musicals, News, Theatre

  Adelphi Theatre, Ashley Roberts, Blake Harrison, Lucie Jones, Sara Bareilles

• REVIEW: End of the Pier, Park Theatre

  This latest play from Danny Robins effectively uses comedy to explore racism and the class war to provide thought-provoking but entertaining viewing. “All comedy needs victims” Jenna declares in Danny Robins brutally honest play examining comedy and the influence it can have on discussing topics such as racism. In the End of The Pier – […]

  Emma Clarendon

  July 17, 2018

  drama, Reviews, Theatre

  Blake Harrison, Danny Robins, Emma Clarendon, Hannah Price, Les Dennis, Nitin Ganatra, Park Theatre, Tala Gouveia