'The Woman In White' has announced full cast.

The full cast has been announced for Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical, The Woman In White, opening on Broadway at the Marquis Theatre on the 17 Nov 2005, following previews from the 28 Oct 2005.

Joining the company are Richard Todd Adams, Justis Bolding, Lisa Brescia, Roger DeWitt, John Dewar, Patty Goble, Daniel Marcus, Greg Mills and Danial Torres.

The ensemble members are Laura Dekkers, Courtney Glass, Leah Horowitz, Norman Large, Michael Sean Lewis, Elizabeth Loyacano, Sean MacLaughlin and Elena Shaddow.

They will join the previously announced Maria Friedman as Marian Halcombe, Michael Ball as Count Fosco, Angela Christian as Anne Catherick, Jill Paice as Laura Fairlie, Adam Brazier as Walter Hartright, Ron Bohmer as Sir Percival Glyde and Walter Charles as Mr. Fairlie.

Produced by Boyett Ostar Productions, Nederlander Presentations Inc., Sonia Friedman Productions Ltd. and The Really Useful Theatre Company Ltd. and directed by Trevor Nunn (Nicholas Nickleby, Cats, Les Miserables), The Woman In White features music by Andrew Lloyd Webber (Cats, The Phantom of the Opera), lyrics by David Zippel (City of Angels) and a book by Charlotte Jones (Humble Boy).

The Woman In White is based on Wilkie Collins's Victorian thriller. The tale begins when a dashing young man, employed as the art tutor to two devoted sisters, is stranded at a remote railway station. Out of the darkness looms a woman, a mysterious figure dressed in white, desperate to share a chilling secret. He and the sisters soon find themselves trapped in a web of betrayal and greed, the victims of a seemingly flawless crime. Together they will need all their resourcefulness and courage to outwit a hugely charismatic and ingenious villain.

The Woman In White had its world premiere at London's Palace Theatre on the 15 Sep 2004 where the show continues its run.

The London design team, William Dudley (production and video design), Paul Pyant (lighting design) and Mick Potter (sound design) will recreate their groundbreaking work for the Broadway production.

(Click here to read a review of the London production by our sister site, www.londontheatre.co.uk.)