The production's choreography is by Julia Cheng, with designs by Tom Scutt and sound design by Nick Lidster, all of whom have received Olivier Awards for their work.

Producer Howard Panter expressed excitement about bringing this production to the Barbican, noting its sold-out success at Regent's Park and emphasizing the cultural significance of the show.

After the Barbican run, the production will embark on a five-month UK and Ireland tour starting July 24, 2025, marking the first UK tour of the musical in over a decade.

Tickets for the London performance are currently on sale, with the tour beginning at the Churchill Theatre in Bromley and concluding at the Birmingham Alexandra Theatre.

Matthew Woodyatt will serve as the alternate Tevye, supported by a cast that includes Dan Wolff as Motel and Daniel Krikler as Perchik.

Additional cast members include Natasha Jules Bernard as Tzeitel, Georgia Bruce as Hodel, and Hannah Bristow as Chava.

'Fiddler on the Roof' features a book by Joseph Stein, music by Jerry Bock, and lyrics by Sheldon Harnick, telling the poignant story of Tevye's struggle with changing traditions in early 20th century Russia.

Following a successful run at Regent's Park Open Air Theatre, where it garnered critical acclaim and three Olivier Awards, including Best Musical Revival, 'Fiddler on the Roof' is set to continue its journey.

This acclaimed production, directed by Jordan Fein, will take the stage at the Barbican from May 24 to July 19, 2025.

The full cast for the London revival has been announced, featuring Adam Dannheisser in the lead role of Tevye.

Producers are enthusiastic about the cast, highlighting a blend of Olivier nominees and fresh talent, which promises a special experience for audiences.

Joining him are Lara Pulver as Golde and Beverly Klein as Yente, alongside Natasha Jules Bernard, Georgia Bruce, and others in key roles.