The new stage adaptation of Nobel Prize-winning author Kazuo Ishiguro's best-selling novel opens in Kingston upon Thames next month.
Amelie Abbott, Tristan Waterson, Princess Khumalo and Susan Aderin headshots.
The full cast has been announced for Never Let Me Go ahead of its opening on 20 September.
The cast includes Amelie Abbott (Peter Pan, Rose Theatre) as Hannah/Chrissi, Susan Aderin (Pandora's Box, Arcola Theatre) as Miss Emily, Matilda Bailes (Shooting Hedda Gadder, Rose Theatre) as Ruth, Nell Barlow (4000 Miles, Chichester Festival Theatre) as Kathy, Maximus Evans (Coronation Street) as Philip, Angus Imrie (Richard II, Shakespeare's Globe) as Tommy, Princess Khumalo (The Independent Socialist Republic of The Upper End of The Lower Breck Road, Liverpool’s Royal Court The Other Room) as Laura, Emile Patry (Image of An Unknown Young Woman & The Christians, Gate Theatre) as Miss Lucy/Madame, and Tristan Waterson (Dear England) as Rodney/Alfie.
Set in a dystopian world where human clones are raised for the sole purpose of donating their organs, Never Let Me Go follows three friends as they come to terms with their fate and grapple with the meaning of their existence. Through their experiences, this stage adaptation will delve into themes of memory, identity, and the moral implications of scientific advancements.
Never Let Me Go will perform at the Rose Theatre from 20 September until 12 October 2024.
