Cast announcement: The Unfriend

We are very pleased to share the full cast for our Christmas Show, Steven Moffat’s The Unfriend.

“Thanks to all who auditioned,” says director Fiona Rogers. “There was a lot of interest and we sincerely hope that those who were not cast this time will audition for some of the other fantastic plays in our forthcoming season.”

The cast is as follows:

Peter	Adrian McDougall
Debbie	Penny Dixon
Elsa	Rachel Pearson
Neighbour	David Riley
*PC Junkin*	Paul Itta
*Alex*	Jack Mitchell
*Rosie*	Annabel Brittain

Fiona Rogers • Director
pinkfrogers74@gmail.com

Sue De Quidt • Production Manager
SueDe@wokinghamtheatre.org.uk

The Unfriend runs from Wednesday 3 to Saturday 13 December. Tickets are available now and can be purchased here.

Published 04/08/2025 at 18:04

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