Owen Warner amongst new stars in Witness for the Prosecution

Owen Warner will make his stage debut in the 15th cast of Witness for the Prosecution at London County Hall.

The actor will take on the role of Leonard Vole in Agatha Christie’s courtroom drama, with the new cast beginning performances from 17 March. Warner is best known for his role as Romeo Nightingale in Channel 4’s Hollyoaks and for reaching the final of I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here! in 2022.

He will star opposite Eleanor Sutton as Romaine Vole, with Simon Cotton playing Sir Wilfrid Robarts, Matthew White as Mr Mayhew, Michael Mears as Mr Myers and David Whitworth as Mr Justice Wainwright. The company also includes Joe Anthony, Kai Antoine, Andrew Bloomer, Martin Edwards, Oliver Hatfield, Tamsin Heatley, Matthew Hebden, Mark Huckett, Ruchi Rai, Vanessa Sampson, Paul Westwood and Meimei Young.

Witness for the Prosecution has been running at London County Hall since 2017, with audiences seated within the courtroom setting as the case of Leonard Vole is played out. The production is directed by Lucy Bailey, with design by William Dudley, lighting by Chris Davey and sound design by Mic Pool. Casting is by Ellie Collyer-Bristow.

The production is currently booking until 4 October 2026.