Photo Coverage: SEE WHAT I WANNA SEE In Rehearsal!

Check out these great shots from Liza Dawson of the new musical SEE WHAT I WANNA SEE in rehearsal!

Jonathan Butterell is a director and choreographer. He choreographed the original production of See What I Wanna Seeat New York's Public Theater, and directed the premieres of Michael John LaChiusa's other works Giant and Tres Ni?as. Choreography credits include Company, Into The Woods and Nine at the Donmar Warehouse and Assassins, Fiddler on the Roof and Light in the Piazza on Broadway. He has also choreographed several films including Finding Neverland. Jonathan trained as an actor and dancer, and is returning to the stage after more than 20 years.

Marc Elliott is best known for playing Syed Masood in EastEnders, a role he played for three years. Other television credits include Midsomer Murders (ITV), Holby City (BBC) and The Bill (ITV). His stage credits include Urinetown (St. James and Apollo Theatres), City of Angels (Donmar Warehouse) and The History Boys (National Theatre).

Cassie Compton's West End credits include Nessarose in Wicked, Elizabeth in Dirty Dancing and Eponine in LES MISERABLES, with other recent credits including Jean in American Psycho at the Almeida Theatre. Cassie was a finalist in the 2004 series of X Factor, with recent television work including Call the Midwife (BBC), Mr. Selfridge (ITV) and Casualty (BBC).

Mark Goldthorp's West End credits include Matilda, Avenue Q, The Drowsy Chaperone, The Woman in White and LES MISERABLES. Other recent credits include Jekyll and Hyde (Union Theatre), Into the Woods (Regent's Park Open Air Theatre) and I love You Because (Landor Theatre). Television credits include Skins (Channel 4) and My Family (BBC).

Sarah Ingram's many West End credits include Oklahoma!, South Pacific, Martin Guerre, Inherit The Wind, Flashdance, Imagine This, Murderous Instincts and Napoleon. Other recent credits include Sweeney Todd (Twickenham Theatre), Road Show (Menier Chocolate Factory), Taboo (Brixton Clubhouse) and Annie (West Yorkshire Playhouse).

See What I Wanna See (running at the Jermyn Street Theatre) is a vibrant and provocative new musical that explores the nature of truth, and how it is altered by perspective. From medieval Japan where two lovers seek to escape a doomed relationship, to modern day New York where a priest is wrestling with his faith, See What I Wanna See weaves together three remarkable stories of lust, greed, murder, faith and redemption, where truth and lies have become entangled. Michael John LaChiusa's beautiful and unexpected music blends a plethora of influences from jazz and salsa to classical and pop into a fluid, cinematic score. See What I Wanna See is a fiercely intelligent, heartfelt piece of theatre that calls into question; how pure can the truth ever be?