Beetlejuice - Full Cast Announcement

Full casting has now been announced for Beetlejuice The Musical ahead of its West End debut at the Prince Edward Theatre, with performances beginning on 20 May 2026. Following the earlier announcement of David Fynn in the title role, further casting completes the company for this major Broadway transfer.

Tom Xander will join as the alternate Beetlejuice, while Hannah Nordberg takes on the role of Lydia Deetz. Nordberg is known for television roles including Euphoria, The Devil You Know and Longmire, alongside stage appearances such as Little Miss Sunshine.

The newly-dead couple Adam and Barbara Maitland will be played by David Hunter, whose credits include The Time Traveller’s Wife, Waitress and Kinky Boots, and Chelsea Halfpenny, known for Emmerdale, Casualty, 9 to 5: The Musical and Waitress.

Alasdair Harvey will appear as Charles Deetz, with credits including The Little Big Things and Come From Away. Aimie Atkinson, best known as one of the original Queens in Six The Musical, will play Delia, following recent roles in Death Note and Pretty Woman.

Chasity Crisp will make her West End debut as Maxine Dean / Juno, having previously appeared in Hamilton (UK & Ireland Tour) and productions across Germany and Austria including Disney’s Hercules, The Bodyguard, Ghost: The Musical and Tina: The Musical. Richard Frame will play Otho, with credits including Frozen the Musical and The Lion King. Irvine Iqbal takes on the role of Maxie Dean, with previous appearances in Disney’s Aladdin, Bend It Like Beckham and East Is East.

Rachel Macdougall will appear as Girl Scout, while Vanessa Aurora Sierra will play Miss Argentina, having previously performed the role on Broadway.

The full company is completed by Jemma Alexander, Samuel Bangs, Natasha Cayabyab, Chris Draper, Harley Emmitt, Catherine McCormick, Robbie McMillan, Kieran Mellish, Elliott Parry, Jacob Smith, Adam Taylor, Tyler Timmins and Issie Wilman.

Based on Tim Burton’s 1988 film, Beetlejuice The Musical tells the story of Lydia Deetz, a teenager who discovers her home is haunted by a recently deceased couple and the unpredictable Beetlejuice. The show combines irreverent humour, striking visuals and an energetic score, earning major success on Broadway and internationally.

The West End production reunites the original creative team, with a book by Scott Brown and Anthony King, music and lyrics by Eddie Perfect, and direction by Tony Award winner Alex Timbers. Choreography is by Connor Gallagher, with music supervision, orchestrations and incidental music by Kris Kukul, and additional arrangements by Kris Kukul and Eddie Perfect.

Design is led by scenic designer David Korins, costume designer William Ivey Long, lighting designer Kenneth Posner, sound designer Peter Hylenski and projection designer Peter Nigrini. The production also features puppet design by Michael Curry, special effects by Jeremy Chernick, illusions by Michael Weber, hair and wig design by Charles G. LaPointe, make-up design by Joe Dulude II, dance arrangements by David Dabbon and music production by Matt Stine. Casting is by Harry Blumenau, with general management by Crossroads Live in the UK and Bespoke Theatricals in the US.

Following multiple successful Broadway runs and international productions, Beetlejuice The Musical arrives in London for a limited run until 17 April 2027, bringing its bold, chaotic and visually spectacular world to the West End.