Rooper joins Suchet and Wanamaker in West End All My Sons
Lost in Austen star Jemima Rooper is to join David Suchet and Zoe Wanamaker in All My Sons, which opens in May.
Jemima Rooper (pictured here performing in The Power Of Yes at the National Theatre last year) is to join the cast of All My Sons Photo: Tristram Kenton
Howard Davies, who won the Olivier Award for Best Director in 2000 for his production of All My Sons at the National Theatre, will also direct the production.
Stephen Campbell Moore, who performed in both the stage and film versions of Alan Bennett’s The History Boys and Daniel Lapaine complete the cast.
All My Sons will run at the West End’s Apollo Theatre from May 19 to September 11.
It is produced by Sonia Friedman Productions, Kim Poster for Stanhope Productions and Eric Falkenstein for Spark Productions
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