Additional cast members included Gabrielle Brooks, Sydnie Christmas, Richard Hansell, Maimuna Memon, Tom Parsons and Julie Yammanee. A performance in London was recorded for a "Lazarus" film; the film was shown in New York for one night in May, 2018. An Amsterdam production of the musical premiered on October 13, 2019 at the DeLaMar Theater. This production also involves Ivo van Hove as director and Henry Hey as musical supervisor and arranger/orchestrator. The cast involves:  - Dragan Bakema as Thomas Newton  - Pieter Embrechts as Valentine  - Noortje Herlaar as Elly  - Juliana Zijlstra as Girl    "Lazarus" features a number of songs from Bowie's back catalogue as well as four new tracks ("Lazarus", "No Plan", "Killing a Little Time", "When I Met You"). On 21 October 2016, the original cast recording, "Lazarus", was released. The album was produced by Henry Hey, who was the musical director and arranger/orchestrator of the original New York production and subsequent productions in London and Amsterdam. The album also features three previously unreleased songs from Bowie, among the last he recorded prior to his death. "Lazarus" met with a mixed critical reception; while some critics praised the concept and performances, others found it pretentious and difficult to follow. Ben Brantley said in his review of the production in "The New York Times" that "Ice-bolts of ecstasy shoot like novas through the fabulous muddle and murk of "Lazarus", the great-sounding, great-looking and mind numbing new musical built around songs by David Bowie." "Rolling Stone" called the musical a "tour de force" and "theater at its finest." Among the negative reviews, Ann Trenemen of "The Times" called the play "pretentious rubbish" and "nonsense on stilts", while Dominic Cavendish of "The Telegraph" wrote that he was "disappointed" in Bowie's final project, and that "it’s hard to engage head or heart when there’s so much enigma".