Beetlejuice Sets Final West End Performance Date
Crossroads Live and Warner Bros. Theatre Ventures. today announce that the London production of Beetlejuice The Musical will bring forward its scheduled end date, with a final performance set for Saturday, 2 January 2027.
Beetlejuice The Musical is currently playing at the Prince Edward Theatre. Tickets are available at www.beetlejuicemusical.co.uk.
Following three smash hit Broadway hauntings, Beetlejuice crossed the pond this year, making its West End debut at London’s Prince Edward Theatre, a Delfont Mackintosh Theatre, where it opened on Thursday 28 May 2026.
The performing company includes David Fynn (School of Rock (Gillian Lynne Theatre), BBC’s Am I Being Unreasonable, Daddy Issues) as the West End’s new best fiend, Beetlejuice, with Tom Xander (Olivier Award-nominee Mean Girls (Savoy Theatre), The Book of Mormon (Prince of Wales Theatre), as alternate ‘guide to the other side.’
They are currently giving a hell of a time to everyone’s favourite dark darling of the dearly departed, Hannah Nordberg as Lydia Deetz. Hannah’s television credits include Emma in Euphoria (HBO), Betty Parris in The Devil You Know (HBO), Olivia Parr in Longmire (Netflix). Daisy Harrison performs as alternate Lydia.
David Hunter (Time Traveller’s Wife, Apollo Theatre; Waitress, Adelphi Theatre and UK Tour; Kinky Boots, Adelphi Theatre) and Chelsea Halfpenny, best-known for her on-screen roles in Emmerdale and Casualty and stage credits include 9 to 5: The Musical and Waitress, star as newly-dead homemakers and amateur after-lifers, Adam and Barbara Maitland.
Summer Strallen (West End roles include Top Hat, Love Never Dies, Young Frankenstein, The Sound of Music, The Drowsy Chaperone and CATS) stars as the endlessly optimistic, crystal-obsessed life coach, Delia Deetz until 2 November, after which original SIX: The Musical West End cast member Aimie Atkinson performs in the role until 2 January. Lydia’s bereaved father, Charles Deetz, is played by Alasdair Harvey (The Little Big Things, Soho Place; Come From Away, Phoenix Theatre).
Chasity Crisp is Maxine Dean / Juno, and is currently making her West End debut in the production. Previous stage roles include Hamilton (UK & Ireland Tour) for Cameron Mackintosh Limited and performances in shows throughout Germany and Austria, including Disney’s Hercules, The Bodyguard, Ghost: The Musical and Tina: The Musical. Otho is played by Richard Frame, whose credits include Frozen the Musical, Theatre Royal Drury Lane; The Lion King, Lyceum Theatre).
Irvine Iqbal is Maxine’s investor husband, Maxie Dean. Theatre credits include the West End production of Disney’s Aladdin - The Musical (Prince Edward Theatre), Bend It Like Beckham (Phoenix Theatre), and East Is East (National Theatre). Rachel Macdougall (The King and I, Dominion Theatre and UK Tour) is Girl Scout, and Vanessa Aurora Sierra is Miss Argentina, having previously appeared in the role on Broadway.
The company is completed by Jemma Alexander, Samuel Bangs, Natasha Cayabyab, Chris Draper, Harley Emmitt, Catherine McCormick, Kieran Mellish, Elliott Parry, Jacob Smith, Adam Taylor, Tyler Timmins, Tommy Wade Smith and Issie Wilman.
