Playhouse staged the American Northeast premiere of The Witches of Eastwick musical at the historic southern Maine theatre September 3–27, 2014. Cast included James Barbour as Darryl Van Horne, Nancy Anderson as Sukie, Sara Gettelfinger as Alexandra, Mamie Parris as Jane Smart, and Sally Struthers as Felicia. Members of the creative team including director Shaun Kerrison, musical director and supervisor Julian Bigg, and authors John Dempsey and Dana P. Rowe revisited the material and made a number of changes. A new song for Darryl and Alexandra replaced "Your Wildest Dreams" and the number "I Love a Little Town" was re-instated. In April 2014, the Musical Theatre Strand at The BRIT School for Performing Arts and Technology in Croydon, UK staged a production of The Witches Of Eastwick as part of the Musical Theatre Final Major Project Season 2014. Cast included Tarrin Callendar as Daryl Van Horne, Sadie Shirley and Kiera Magurie as Alexandra Spofford, Katie Shalka and Erica Lebedeva as Jane Smart, Kirsty King and Eloise Rudkin as Sukie Rougemont, Jake Watkins and Daniel Maybury as Michael Spofford, Joseph Press as Clyde Gabriel and Eleanor Walsh as Felicia Gabriel. The production was staged in the BRIT Theatre. The Creative Team included Robert Holt (Director), Kerry Quinn (Musical Director) and Sam Spencer-Lane (Choegrapher). There were Student Creative Team Leaders including Dylan Lee (Assistant Director), Daniel Maybury (Vocal Leader), Joseph Press and Eleanor Walsh (Dance Captains). On the 20th June 2022, a concert version was staged at the Sondheim Theatre, London, directed by Maria Friedman who had originated the role of Sukie in the original London production. The concert starred John Partridge as Darryl van Horne, with Natasha J Barnes, Laura Pitt-Pulford, and Carrie Hope Fletcher as Alexandra, Jane, and Sukie respectively. Also featured in the cast were Claire Moore as Felicia Gabriel, Nathan Amzi as Clyde Gabriel, Alfie Friedman as Michael Spofford, and Chrissie Bhima as Jennifer Gabriel. For this presentation, "A Little Town", "Eye of the Beholder", and "Who’s the Man" were restored to the score, and Maria Friedman and Carrie Hope Fletcher sung "Loose Ends" as an encore, accompanied by composer Dana P Rowe. Readings and amateur productions Prior to opening in London, a reading was held in New York on 5 March 1999 starring lyricist John Dempsey as Darryl van Horne with Sandy Duncan, Ruthie Henshall and Jacquelyn Piro Donovan as the three witches. In 2003 a staged