The WhatsOnStage Award nominee will lead the North American premiere at the Princess of Wales Theatre.

Lucie Jones will star as Jenna Rink in the North American premiere of 13 Going on 30 – The Musical, which is set to perform December 1 through January 24, 2027 at the Princess of Wales Theatre as part of the 2026-27 Mirvish season.
Based on the 2004 film, 13 Going on 30 – The Musical is about Jenna, an awkward 13-year-old who desperately wants to skip over her high school years. When she suddenly wakes up a 30-year-old editor of a fashion magazine, it seems she has gotten her wish. But these things always have a catch.
The book is by screenwriters Josh Goldsmith and Cathy Yuspa, with songs by Alan Zachary and Michael Weiner (First Date). Andy Fickman (Heathers) directs the production, with choreography by Jennifer Weber (& Juliet).
Jones originated the role of Jenna at Manchester Opera House and was nominated for a 2026 WhatsOnStage Award for her performance.
Jones will be joined by Dom Simpson as Matt Flamhaff, Grace Mouat as Lucy Wyman, Caleb Roberts as Richard, Andrew Berlin as Kyle Grandy, Morgan Scott as Wayne, Katharine Pearson as Bev, and Iván Fernández González as Darius Mark.
The ensemble includes Takaiyah Bailey, Jordan Calloway, Peter Camilleri, Amara Campbell, Henry Lawes, Sunny Lee, Kerri Norville, Rose Mary O’Reilly, Sam Jeffrey Parkes, Alex Tranter, Zaya Tserenbat, Aidan Watson, and Amy Webb.
The cast will also feature a young company: Harper Rae Asch as Young Jenna, John Beer-Principe as Ensemble, Cash Bickell as Young Kyle,Jack Bischoff as Young Kyle, Emma Chun as Ensemble, Devyn Cooper as Ensemble, Glee Dango as Ensemble, Addison Everett Stephenson as Swing, Athan Giazitzidis as Young Matt, Shazdeh Kapadia as Lulu, Nendia Lewars as Ensemble, Eytan Marcus-Wolpert as Young Matt, Victoria Martins as Becky, Markeda McKay as Ensemble, Maya Misaljevic as Ensemble, Ashayla Nation-Williams as Ensemble, Sofia Otta as Swing, Sienna Rader as Becky, Scarlett Sze-Wan Lau as Lulu, Natalie Waters as Young Jenna, Zoë Wheatley as Ensemble, and Oliver Woon as Ensemble.