Into The Woods
Into The Woods Trailer
Melanie La Barrie and John Owen-Jones interact dramatically in a forest setting, surrounded by foliage.
Melanie La Barrie (Witch) & John Owen-Jones (Narrator/Mysterious Man). Photo by Johan Persson.
Rachel Tucker, Gracie McGonigal, and Hughie O'Donnell prepare pastries, with smoke and flour in the air.
Rachel Tucker (Baker's Wife), Gracie McGonigal (Little Red Ridinghood) & Hughie O'Donnell (Baker). Photo by Johan Persson.
Jo Foster as Jack hugs a white toy cow.
Jo Foster (Jack). Photo by Johan Persson.
John Owen-Jones performs in a blue suit with a patterned tie, surrounded by a forest backdrop.
John Owen-Jones (Narrator/Mysterious Man). Photo by Johan Persson.
Melanie La Barrie performs passionately in a tattered costume, arms outstretched against a dark background.
Melanie La Barrie (Witch). Photo by Johan Persson.
Rachel Tucker (Baker's Wife), dressed in a light-coloured costume, gestures expressively against a forest backdrop.
Rachel Tucker (Baker's Wife). Photo by Johan Persson.
Francesca Lynn showcases an elaborate costume design, featuring intricate textures and vibrant colours, during the event.
Chumisa Dornford-May (Cinderella). Photo by Johan Persson.
Rachel Tucker, Melanie La Barrie, and Hughie O'Donnell perform in "Into The Woods," surrounded by foliage.
Rachel Tucker (Baker's Wife), Melanie La Barrie (Witch) & Hughie O'Donnell (Baker). Photo by Johan Persson.
Hughie O'Donnell and Rachel Tucker stand together, looking surprised, in a dimly lit forest setting.
Hughie O'Donnell (Baker) & Rachel Tucker (Baker's Wife). Photo by Johan Persson.
Jack Quarton, in elaborate costume with a staff, poses dramatically against a dark background.
Jack Quarton (Steward). Photo by Johan Persson.

Into The Woods

Venue

The Bridge Theatre

Why would you go into the woods?

To sell the cow
To lift the spell
To visit mother
To see the king

Or maybe to find yourself?

In Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine’s dazzling musical, The Baker, The Baker’s Wife, The Witch, Jack, Little Red Riding Hood, Cinderella and Rapunzel take us beyond happy ever after to discover what really matters.

Booking Until

30/05/2026

Running Time

2h40, inc. interval

Genre

Musical

Age & Content

12+ | Children under 16 must be accompanied by a ticket holder aged 18+. Children under 5 will not be admitted to the auditorium.

Please Note:

This production contains: haze, loud noises, flashing lights, as well as strobe effects, themes of grief, death, depictions of violence & blood  There will be periods of absolute darkness in the auditorium as part of the show.

Cast:

Valda Aviks (She/Her) as

Grandmother / Giant

Geoffrey Aymer as

Cinderella’s Father

Rachel Tucker (She/Her) as

Baker's Wife

Bella Brown (She/Her) as

Rapunzel

Chumisa Dornford-May (She/Her) as

Cinderella

Taite-Elliot Drew (He/Him) as

Standby

Melanie La Barrie (She/Her) as

Witch

Jo Foster (They/Them) as

Jack

Jacob Fowler (He/Him) as

Standby

John Owen-Jones as

Narrator / Mysterious Man

Jennifer Hepburn (She/Her) as

Cinderella’s Stepmother

Hana Ichijo as

Lucinda

Julie Jupp as

Jack’s Mother

Gabrielle Lewis-Dodson (She/Her) as

Florinda

Sophie Linder-Lee as

Standby

Gracie McGonigal (She/Her) as

Little Red Ridinghood

Jack Quarton (He/Him) as

Steward

Hughie O’Donnell (He/Him) as

Baker

Chloe Saracco (She/Her) as

Standby

Oliver Savile (He/Him) as

Cinderella’s Prince / Wolf

Rhys Whitfield (He/Him) as

Rapunzel’s Prince

Jodie Jacobs as

Standby

Creative:

Music and Lyrics by -

Stephen Sondheim

Book by -

James Lapine

Directed by -

Jordan Fein

Designed by -

Tom Scutt

No accessibility performances are currently scheduled for this show.