What Round the Twist Star Tamsin West Looks Like Now
- Cast members from the beloved 1990s Australian children’s television series Round the Twist reunited at the Queensland Performing Arts Centre’s Playhouse for the world premiere of the show's...
- According to news.com.au, the red carpet event featured a wide array of actors who shaped the iconic series across its broadcasting history.
- Among the notable cast members attending the Playhouse premiere were Robyn Gibbes, who played Fay in seasons one and two, and Eamonn Kelly, who appeared as Andrew the...
Cast members from the beloved 1990s Australian children’s television series Round the Twist reunited at the Queensland Performing Arts Centre’s Playhouse for the world premiere of the show’s musical adaptation, according to reporting by news.com.au on November 20, 2024. The reunion brought together actors from across three seasons of the program, which is based on short stories by children’s author Paul Jennings.
Round the Twist Cast Reunites for Musical Premiere
According to news.com.au, the red carpet event featured a wide array of actors who shaped the iconic series across its broadcasting history. The show originally ran for 52 episodes across four seasons, airing an initial two-season run in 1990 and 1992 followed by another two-season stint in 2000 and 2001. The musical adaptation covers episodes specifically from the first two seasons of the television show. Author Paul Jennings granted his blessing for the theatrical production, which was written by Paul Hodge and directed by Simon Phillips, as reported by news.com.au.
Actors in Attendance and Series History
Among the notable cast members attending the Playhouse premiere were Robyn Gibbes, who played Fay in seasons one and two, and Eamonn Kelly, who appeared as Andrew the merman in season two. Other attendees noted by news.com.au included Nick Mitchell as Tiger in season two, Cameron Nugent as Tiger in season one, Ben Thomas as Pete in season two, and Jeffrey Walker as Bronson in season two. Additional cast members at the red carpet event included Tamsin West, who portrayed Linda in season two, and Richie Young, who played James Gribble in season two. Tamsin West left her acting career behind in 1995, and the role of Linda was originally played by Tamsin in series one alongside Joelene Crnogorac according to production background. The production includes the program’s recognizable theme tune, and ticket details remain available through the venue’s official website at qpac.com.au for the run lasting through December 8, 2024, according to news.com.au reporting.