Here You Come Again, the dazzling musical comedy packed with Dolly Parton’s greatest hits, has announced the cast for its upcoming Australian tour.
This local staging features a stellar all-Australian ensemble and has been specially adapted for Australian audiences by celebrated writing duo Fiona Harris and Mike McLeish. Returning to the role of Dolly, following acclaimed seasons in the US and UK, is the show’s co-creator and star, Tricia Paoluccio.
Joining Tricia Paoluccio are Australians Dash Kruck (Little Shop of Horrors, Jesus Christ Superstar) as Kevin. Kellie Rode (Come From Away) as Mum and alternate Dolly. Laura Joy Bunting (Grease The Musical) as Tish, and Bailey Dunnage (Ride The Cyclone) as Jeremy and Kevin Understudy.
The production also features a talented live band led by Andrew Worboys (Musical Director & Keys). Featuring Tina Harris (Bass), Luke Herbert (Drums), and Ash Murdica (Electric Guitar).
Producer of Tinderbox Productions Liza McLean said:
“We’re so excited to introduce this incredibly talented Australian creative team, ensemble and band, who will bring a fresh and heartfelt energy to this joyous production. With Tricia Paoluccio returning to the role of Dolly and a brilliant local team on board, Here You Come Again is set to delight audiences across the country.”
Co-created by two-time Emmy Award-winning comedy writer and songwriter Bruce Vilanch, in collaboration with director Gabriel Barre and Tricia Paoluccio, Here You Come Again is a hilarious, feel-good musical you won’t want to miss. Blending sharp comedy, touching storytelling, and iconic songs, the show explores how our love for Dolly can guide us through life’s most challenging moments.
Here You Come Again will arrive at Melbourne’s Comedy Theatre from 12 July. See full tour dates and cities below.
Tickets: https://hereyoucomeagain.com.au/bookings/
Website: https://hereyoucomeagain.com.au/
Socials: https://www.instagram.com/hereyoucomeagainaustralia/
Tour details:
Comedy Theatre Melbourne from 12 July. Tickets
Regal Theatre Perth from 22 August Tickets
Theatre Royal Sydney from 12 September Tickets
Civic Theatre Newcastle from 20 November Tickets
Canberra Theatre Centre from 27 November Tickets
Her Majesty’s Theatre Adelaide from 6 December Tickets
