Based on the universally popular poetry of T.S. Eliot, CATS tells the story, in song and dance, of the annual gathering of Jellicle cats at which time one special cat is selected to ascend to the Heaviside layer.

A true musical theatre phenomenon, CATS opened at London's New London Theatre on May 11, 1981 and ran for a record-setting 21 years. CATS's London success was nearly matched on Broadway where it ran at the Winter Garden Theatre for just over 18 years.

Director / Choreographer: Greg Shand
Music Director: Peter Copeland
Assistant Choreographer: Natalie Bazun Coats
Stage Manager: Josh Nielsen, Kate Cameron & Jake Russell
Technical: Anthony Yeo, Nathan Corris & Rebecca Hand
Design Concept: Steen
Set: Robert Manzini, Ricky Milne, Billie Scott & Matt Power
Props: Lorelle Lee
Front of House: Elysia Viles & Kevin Caucher

Keyboard 1: Scott Jackson
Keyboard 2: Karen Weir
Keyboard 3: Er-Chih Li
Woodwind: Cameron Zingel
Trumpet 1: Ryley Gillen
Trumpet 2: Dave Arnold
Trombone: Rebecca Arnold
Guitar: Scott Harrison
Bass: Brett Williams
Drums: Andrew Banovich

Gus / Bustopher - David Lester
Bombalurina - Lisa O’Connell
Growltiger / Asparagus - Bradley Ward
Demeter - Brooke Redman
Grizabella - Anne-Marie Fanning / Lucy Worthington
Griddlebone / Jellylorum - Gillian Fae Meers
Jennyanydots / Gumbie - Lauren O’Connell
Macavity / Plato - Billie Scott
Mr Mistoffelees - Josh Harrison
Mungojerrie - Martin Gallagher
Munkustrap - Anthony Rule
Old Deuteronomy - Malcolm White / Ron Seymour
Rumpleteazer - Hannah Garbo
Rum Tum Tugger - Alec Lewis
Skimbleshanks - Robert Manzini
Victoria - Bethany Toohey
Rumpus Cat - Bobby Mehta
Cassandra - Monique Bastin
Coricopat / Ghengis - Tom Parrish
Ziggy - Jayden Farraday
Victor - Kieran McKinnon
Pouncival - Ralphy Walter
Etcetera - Kate Black
Sillabub - Margaret Dunleavy
Tantomile - Rebecca Osborne
Quaxo - Madeleine Wighton
Exotica / Swing Grizabella - Kristy Attwell