Come Alive! announces extension and new cast members
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The smash-hit Greatest Showman-inspired circus spectacular is set to continue wowing London audiences. Producers have today confirmed that [*Come Alive!*](http://v) will extend its run at the [Empress Museum](https://www.londontheatredirect.com/venue/empress-museum-london) in Earls Court until 27 September 2026, giving fans even more chances to step inside the world of *The Greatest Showman* and experience a unique mix of circus, theatre, and live music.
This autumn marks the start of the show’s next creative chapter, with a wave of new performers joining the company. Urdang graduate **Anoushka Tandon-Sangar** will make her professional debut in the lead role of Max, a shy circus dreamer learning to unlock her true potential. She will be joined by international artists **Tara Talland** (*Revel Puck Circus*), **Nathan Briscoe** (*Cirque du Soleil*), and **Sam Barnes**, with world-record-holding Ringmaster **Kai Hou** (*Britain's Got Talent*) taking centre stage.
Returning cast members include **Dean Murrell**, **Jimmy Wong**, **Bella Diosa**, **Eric McGill**, **Josephine Urry**, **Jackie Le**, **Antino Pansa**, **Tybald Griesbacher**, **Roman Karpovich**, **Sam Nash**, **Keiron The Mighty** and **Shona Morgan**. Joining the musical lineup are **Maia Hawkins**, **Greg Oliver**, **Deshawn Gordon**, **Whitney Martins** and **Giovanni Spano**, with **Simon Bailey** continuing in the role of the Showman. New dancers; **Rachel Gardiner**, **Ethan Brenchley** and **Elliott Brady** join the energetic ensemble already lighting up the stage.
Featuring all the classics from the hit film, including; “This Is Me”, “A Million Dreams” and “Rewrite the Stars”, Come Alive! combines the heart of The Greatest Showman with the thrill of world-class circus and the energy of live theatre, creating an unforgettable experience for audiences of all ages.
The production is directed by Drama Desk Award-winner **Simon Hammerstein** (*Queen of the Night*), with music production by **Matthew Brind**, choreography by **Jerry Reeve** and **Lukas McFarlane**, lighting design by **Adam Bassett**, set design by **Ruby Law**, costume design by **Susan Kulkarni**, and art direction by **Mika Handley**.
The production is now booking until 27 September 2026 at the Empress Museum, Earls Court.