Miss Saigon releases tour rehearsal photos

Rehearsal photos have been released ahead of the upcoming touring production of Miss Saigon. 

Telling the story of a young girl, Kim, who falls in love with an American GI, the show has music by Claude-Michel Schönberg and lyrics by Richard Maltby Jnr and Alain Boublil, adapted from original French text by Boublil with additional lyrics by Michael Mahler.

It was originally produced on the stage by Cameron Mackintosh, with numbers including “Last Night of the World”, “The Movie in My Mind” and “I’d Give My Life for You”.

Jean-Pierre van der Spuy will direct this production.

Set to star are Julianne Pundan as Kim, while Seann Miley Moore will return to the role of The Engineer. Jack Kane will play Chris, Dom Hartley-Harris will play John, Emily Langham will play Ellen, Mikko Juan will play Thuy, and Ace will play Gigi.

The company will also include Bea Ward as Alternate Kim, Aaron Teoh as alternate for The Engineer, Jamil Abbasi, Aaron Aisoni, Daniel J Brian, Ann-Marie Craine, Ben Fenwick, Aaron Gonzales, Owen Johnston, Evita Khrime, Caleb Lagayan, Rayhan Lee, James Mateo-Salt, Shania Montevalde, Ryan Ocampo, Julius Sahr, Tonny Shim, Anh Koha Trần, Yiling Yang, Aimee Yue and Carmen Zhu.

The tour will open at the Newcastle Theatre Royal, where it plays from Saturday 4 to Saturday 25 October. After that, it will then head to the Playhouse Theatre in Edinburgh (Tuesday 28 October to Saturday 1 November), Palace Theatre, Manchester (Tuesday 4 to Saturday 15 November), the Alexandra in Birmingham (Tuesday 18 to Saturday 29 November), Leeds Grand Theatre (Tuesday 2 to Saturday 13 December) and New Theatre, Oxford (Tuesday 16 December 2025 to Saturday 3 January 2026).

The tour will then visit Venue Cymru, Llandudno (Tuesday 6 to Saturday 10 January), Bord Gáis Energy Theatre, Dublin (Tuesday 13 to Saturday 17 January 2026), Hull New Theatre (Tuesday 20 to Saturday 24 January), Mayflower Theatre, Southampton (Tuesday 27 January to Saturday 7 February), Theatre Royal, Plymouth (Tuesday 17 to Saturday 28 February), His Majesty’s Theatre, Aberdeen (Tuesday 3 to Saturday 7 March), Grand Opera House, Belfast (Tuesday 10 to Saturday 21 March) and Nottingham, Theatre Royal (Tuesday 24 March to Saturday 4 April).

2026 tour dates include Milton Keynes Theatre (Tuesday 7 April to Saturday 11 April), Empire Theatre, Liverpool (Tuesday 21 April to Saturday 2 May), Alhambra Theatre, Bradford (Tuesday 5 to Saturday 9 May), Theatre Royal, Norwich (Tuesday 12 to Saturday 23 May), Millennium Forum, Derry/Londonderry (Tuesday 26 to Saturday 30 May), Wales Millennium Centre, Cardiff  (Tuesday 2 to Saturday 6 June), King’s Theatre, Glasgow (Tuesday 9 to Saturday 20 June), Winter Gardens, Blackpool (Tuesday 30 June to Saturday 4 July), Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury (Tuesday 7 to Saturday 18 July) and Hippodrome Theatre, Bristol (Tuesday 21 July to Saturday 1 August).

Overseen by Mackintosh, the production has co-choreography by Chrissie Cartwright and Carrie-Anne Ingrouille, while the creative team includes Andrew D Edwards as set and costume designer, lighting by Olivier Award-winner Bruno Poet, sound by Olivier Award-winner Adam Fisher, and video design by 2025 Tony Award recipient George Reeve. Graham Hurman is musical supervisor, Sarah Leung handles casting, with Maria Graciano and Jasmin Colangelo serving as resident director and choreographer respectively.

The show is presented by Michael Harrison in association with Mackintosh. Tickets are on sale below.