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Ariana Grande and Jonathan Bailey quietly visited the Art Institute of Chicago to promote a London production of Stephen Sondheim’s Sunday in the Park with George, set for summer 2027 at the Barbican, with a photo of the pair in front of Georges-Seurat’s A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte confirming the visit.
Ariana Grande and Jonathan Bailey, who played Glinda and Fiyero in the Wicked film, will reunite on stage for a 2027 London revival of Sunday in the Park with George at the Barbican Theatre; the announcement was teased with an Instagram photo in front of Georges Seurat’s painting, and while their exact roles aren’t confirmed, the female lead is Dot; tickets go on sale in May.
Ariana Grande and Jonathan Bailey will star in a 2027 London revival of Stephen Sondheim’s Sunday in the Park With George at the Barbican Centre, directed by Marianne Elliott; performances begin in summer 2027 with tickets going on sale this May.
Ariana Grande and Jonathan Bailey are set to star in a London West End revival of Sunday in the Park With George, directed by Marianne Elliott, at the Barbican Theatre in summer 2027, marking Grande’s West End debut with tickets going on sale in May 2026.
Jonathan Bailey and Ariana Grande will star in a London revival of Stephen Sondheim’s Sunday in the Park With George, directed by Marianne Elliott and staged at the Barbican in 2027. Empire Street Productions will produce, with tickets going on sale in May 2026; additional production details to be announced.
Ariana Grande and Wicked costar Jonathan Bailey posted a photo together in front of Georges Seurat’s La Grande Jatte, fueling reports they’ll lead a London revival of Sunday in the Park with George, directed by Marianne Elliott; Deadline had previously reported the revival was in early planning, with CNN not authoring comment from reps at press time.
Ariana Grande and Jonathan Bailey are in early planning stages to reunite for a revival of 'Sunday in the Park With George' at London's Barbican in 2027, directed by Marianne Elliott, with all parties cautiously optimistic about the production.