Riel Theatre presents: Neverwhere

Trying again after last week’s technical failure.

Tonight Riel Theatre presents the BBC Radio production of Neil Gaiman’s Neverwhere, adapted by Dirk Maggs.

When Richard Mayhew stumbles across a homeless woman bleeding on the street, his decision to help her will change his life in more ways than he ever dreamed possible.

James McAvoy as Richard Mayhew
Natalie Dormer as Lady Door
David Harewood as Marquis de Carabas
Sophie Okonedo as Hunter
Benedict Cumberbatch as Islington
Anthony Head as Croup
David Schofield as Vandemar
Bernard Cribbins as Old Bailey
Romola Garai as Jessica Bartram
Christopher Lee as the Earl of Earl’s Court
Andrew Sachs as Tooley
George Harris as Abbot
Don Gilet as Fuliginous, Ruislip, Blackfriar
Abdul Salis as Sable, Sump, Clarence and a homeless man
Paul Chequer as Gary, and the second guard
Lucy Cohu as Lamia
Yasmin Paige as Anaesthesia, the female tenant and Match girl
Johnny Vegas as Lord Ratspeaker
Stephen Marcus as Varney, a homeless man, a letting agent and the first guard
Karen Archer as Sylvia, an old woman, Dream Hawker, Mother…
John Glover as Lord Portico and Stockton
Neil Gaiman as Mr Figgis and The Fop With No Name
Paul Stonehouse as Iliaster

Join us at the Clarendon Conservatory from 7pm SLT on Thursday night or tune in to
http://loudcity.com/stations/radio-riel/tune_in

Neverwhere group

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