Director Matthew Warchus brought actor Michael Jibson – who revealed he had become a father earlier this week - and Julia Gay, the original Chris and Miria, on stage to join Chris Carswell and Miria Parvin playing the roles last night at an emotional curtain call.
The show was followed with a VIP reception in the Savoy Hotel, where celebrity cast members Tameka Empson from EastEnders (reprising her role of Billie from the original production), Alistair McGowan and Wendi Peters, mingled with guests including Stephen Fry, Tim Minchin, Stevie Webb, Julie Atherton and the show's writer, Tim Firth.
First presented at the Cambridge Theatre in October 2002 and the Olivier Award winner for Best New Musical, Our House is a witty and brilliantly-crafted romantic tale, featuring the madcap songs of Madness. Set in Camden, Our House is a fast moving romantic comedy which tells the story of Joe Casey, his mates, his girlfriend Sarah and the night he commits a petty crime to impress her. It follows the two paths his life would take if he stays to face the music when the police appear on the scene or if makes a run for it.
The show was produced last night by David Adkin and Tony Green.
Photo credit: Claire Bilyard

Stevie Webb and Julie Atherton

Stephen Fry, Stevie Webb, Julie Atherton, Tom Parsons

Madness saxophonist Lee Thompson and Suggs

Cast member Alistair McGowan and Charlotte Page

Original West End cast member Michael Jibson

Our House writer Tim Firth

Our House designer Rob Howell and Simon Kenny of Souvenir Scenery

Our House cast members Lauren Appleby, Wendi Peters, Carryl Thomas

Our House cast members David Fynn and Chris Carswell

Our House cast members Tameka Empson and Jenny Fitzpatrick

Chris Jibson, Joe in the West End premiere 10 years ago, and Chris Carswell who played Joe last night

Cast members Chris Carswell and Miria Parvin with producer David Adkin

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