Anything Goes sets sail at Kilworth House Theatre this summer

A vibrant open-air revival announces its cast for a stylish Cole Porter classic in Leicestershire.

The acclaimed outdoor venue at Kilworth House Theatre unveils its full company for Anything Goes, running from 23 June to 2 August on its picturesque stage.

Emily-Mae Walker will lead the cast as Reno Sweeney joined by Richard Carson as Billy Crocker, Megan Gardiner as Hope Harcourt, Tom Hopcroft as Lord Evelyn Oakleigh, Dougie Carter as Moonface Martine, Sophie Naglik as Erma, Thomas Sutcliffe as Elisha Whitney, and Penelope Woodman as Evangeline Harcourt.

The ensemble members are Lindsay Atherton, Charlie Bishop, Ellie-Grace Cousins, Lauren Dawes, Benjamin Drew, Tia Gyngell, Helen Rose George, Gregor McCann, Robert Adam McNeilly, Charlie Robert Gary Miller, Alanna Panditaratne, Toby Seddon, Poppy Sharman, Aidan Stuart and Thomas Walton.

The production leverages the theatre’s landscaped gardens and covered auditorium to blend period elegance with contemporary staging. Musical direction highlights Cole Porter’s wit and melody, while costumes evoke ocean-liner glamour and Art Deco polish. Family-friendly matinees and evening performances are scheduled across the run, with accessible seating and on-site dining enhancing the experience. Booking is open now, with early demand expected for weekends and opening week. This summer staging at the renowned venue aims to capture the escapist joy and screwball energy that have made Anything Goes an enduring favorite. Further casting details and creative team announcements underscore a polished revival tailored for open-air audiences seeking classic musical theatre charm. Throughout.