The SpongeBob Musical
26th - 28th February 2026
The SpongeBob Musical takes audiences on a journey to Bikini Bottom, where SpongeBob SquarePants faces a crisis – the imminent eruption of a volcano threatening his home and community.
Joined by friends like Patrick and Sandy, SpongeBob embarks on a whimsical journey to save the day. The SpongeBob Musical is a celebration of friendship, resilience, and the beloved characters from the Nickelodeon animated series.
It is full of toe-tapping catchy songs to get you in the mood from the word go!
Production Gallery
Cast
SpongeBob - Andrew
Patrick - Elliott
Sandy - AJ
Squidward - David
Plankton - Ayla
Karen The Computer - Emily
Mr Krabs - Aqib
Pearl - Emily
Patchy The Pirate - Tobias
Mayor of Bikini Bottom - Rohan
Perch Perkins - Alex
The Electric Skates - Benjamin, Freddie & George
Lucy The Lobster - Lucy
Mrs Puff - Isla
Old Man Jenkins - Isaac
Buster Bluetang - Heather
The Sardines - Beth, Faye, Layla, Maya, Yvie
Ensemble - Alana, Amalie, Eliza, James, Jorja, Lily, Luca, Lucy, Luisa, Sophie, Theo
Creatives
Director - Vivienne Morrison
Choreographer - Katie Elliott
Assistant Choreographer - Emily Holtom
Musical Director - Chris Cocoran
Stage Manager - Rob Sharratt
Production Manager - Adam Tullett
Theatre Technical - The Core
Sound - Louis Haywood
Lighting - Zach Whitehouse
Stage Crew - Cookie Crew
Costumes - Andrew Moore
Child Protection - Lucilla Lang & Rachel Edwards
Prompt - Judy Preece
NODA Review
Well, it’s all happening in Bikini Bottom, another day under the sea. SpongeBob Square Pants, the sponge is full of joy, but things are starting to happen. Mount Humongous, the volcano, is about to erupt and destroy Bikini Bottom. What’s going to happen, can Spongebob and his friends stop the destruction. Who knows. With Patchy The Pirate interacting with the audience this was a fun production in the making. Spongebob was played by Andrew Morrison who made the part his own. Full on energy. He was well supported by Elliott Wright, AJ Lees and David Morrison. I really enjoyed the performance of Aqib Isaac as Mr. Krabs. Tobias Warrender shone as Patchy The Pirate. Great support came from the remainder of the principals. I wish I had enough room to mention all this very talented group of young people, who are the future of amateur theatre. Costumes looked good from an audience point of view and the scenery made full use of the stage. Well done to everyone involved and I look forward to seeing you all soon at your summer concert.
