Full cast for Kin – A New Musical has been revealed

Kin opens for nine shows at the Theatro Technis near London King Cross. Performances between 28th October and 5th November

When a controversial cult leader moves into an old ranch in a small town, tensions with the locals reaches boiling point! As the conflict escalates, the shocking depths of their clash are exposed, with a startling revelation: Noah, the mayor's son, has found himself entangled within the cult's grip.

Inspired by true life events that took place in 80’s America. Featuring an original, 80s-pop-inspired score.

Joining the previously announced Joseph Peacock (Titanic, The Osmond's) as Noah will be Sophie-Rose Middleton (Cats – International Tour & Taiwan) as Cora, Emma Kingston (The Band's Visit – Donmar Warehouse) as Maraliyn, Adam Robert Lewis (Les Misérables – West End) as Terrance, Carrie Sutton (Sister Act – West End) as Marge, Sam Wells (Kin The Musical Concert – The Other Palace) as Kirk, Anthony Selwyn (Bat Out Of Hell – Manchester, London & Toronto) as Turtle, Athena Collins (SIX – West End & UK Tour) as Afifa, Dianté Lodge (Matilda The Musical – West End) as Travis, Cassius and Dance Captain, Jordan Laviniere (Everybody's Talking About Jamie – West End) as Jimmy / Daxen, Chrissy Brooke (Dr Semmelweis – West End) as Doreen / Ivy, Deena Kapadia (Death Note: In Concert – West End) as Colleen / Acer and Leesa Tulley (SIX – UK Tour & West End) as Ensemble / First Cover Cora, Marilyn and Marge. Young performers Liliana Argenio and Isla Ithier will share the role of Thea with Oscar Hubble playing the role of Joe.

Kin is produced by Emil Dale on behalf of Factory Playhouse Productions Ltd. He said:  "We just cannot wait for audiences to step into the extraordinary world of Kin. The creative team will be fine-tuning the production during its run and we invite you to become an integral part of its evolution through feedback. We hope the way people engage with the material will inform the future life and hopefully even the future home of this brand-new British Musical." - Emil Dale