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    CAST ANNOUNCED FOR ORDINARY DAYS AT TRAFALGAR STUDIOS

    Former Avenue Q co-stars Julie Atherton and Daniel Boys will reunite to lead the cast of Adam Gwon’s musical Ordinary Days which opens at Trafalgar Studios in February.
     

    The new musical was first performed at the Finborough Theatre in 2008.

    Ordinary Days explores how the ordinary lives of four New Yorkers are turned into something extraordinary by the catalyst of one seemingly small event. When Deb loses the notes to her graduate thesis, she loses her most valued possession. The lives of four other individuals are then woven into the story which looks at the connections between people and events.

    Ordinary Days performs 10 February to 5 March 2011 with previews from 8 February.
     


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