Cynthia Erivo's Bad Fairy adds Kylie Minogue, Jonathan Groff and Catherine Tate to the cast.

"Bad Fairies," a musical comedy from Warner Bros. Pictures and Animation's Locksmith, has added Cynthia Erivo, Kylie Minogue, Jonathan Groff and Catherine Tate to its cast. Minogue will voice Clouder, the Witch Cat, Groff will voice Robin Goodfellow, and Tate will voice the Fairy Gothmother, and Erivo will play Jane Staplegan in […]

"Bad Fairy", animated musical comedy Locksmith Bros. Led by Cynthia Erivo, Warner has added Kylie Minogue, Jonathan Groff and Catherine Tate to its cast.

Minogue will voice Clouder, the Witch Cat, Gruff will voice Robin Goodfellow, and Tate will voice the Fairy Gothmother, joining Erivo as Jane Staplegan in the animation. Erivo shared the news at his "Let Me Sing For You" concert Thursday evening at the Hollywood Bowl. Related Stories 'GTA VI' Trailer Confirms Justice Is Behind Original Score, New Track With SZA & Tame Impala Debuts

The second half of the Bowl show opened with an orchestral piece based on "Hard to Believe," Jane's song from the film, which is about a group of "very disobedient and law-breaking fairies." Erivo introduced Groff and Tate, then revealed that Minogue, sitting in the audience, would be joining the cast. Popular in Variety

"Bad Fairies" is set to open on May 27, 2027 and is currently in production in London with DNEG Animation as the digital partner.

Also, Serana Su Ling Bliss as Fei Chang, James Acaster as Stickers, Dee Bradley Baker as Grandbeef and Ankoti Gatwa as Butterwort are among the actors of this film.

Set in contemporary London, Bad Fairies is directed by Megan Nicole Dong and co-directed by Olivier Stafilas, based on an original screenplay by Deborah Francis White. Tony Award winners Toby Marlowe and Lucy Moss ("Six: The Musical") write the original songs. Isabella "The Machine" Florence Summers and the Machine.

"Bad Fairies" is about characters who break the rules to do good, and Cynthia brings that spirit to everything she does, so there was no better way to share that message than on stage at the Hollywood Bowl in her voice, said Bill Damaschke, president of Warner Bros. Animation Pictures, in a statement. With Kylie, Jonathan and Catherine joining him, we have a cast as bold and cheerful as the film itself.

“From the moment we started developing Bad Fairy, we knew it was exactly the kind of story Locksmith was here to tell: funny, surprising and full of heart,” said Natalie Fisher, CEO of Locksmith Animation. Cynthia Erivo's incredible voice has been the soul of this film since she came on board, and we're thrilled to have Kylie, Jonathan and Catherine bring their enormous talents to these characters.

Minogue said: "I am so excited to be a part of 'Bad Fairies' alongside Cynthia Erivo, Jonathan Groff and such a brilliant group of voices. "And being able to play both cat and witch? It's a little magical, a little mischievous, and a whole lot of fun."

Director Megan Nicole Dong says, “Clauder had to be impossibly glamorous and hilariously chaotic in the same breath, and Kylie was always the dream. He has made the character completely his own and he brings this amazing energy to the booth that ends in every frame.

"Our animators build on the instincts of legendary actors and our comic timing to create characters that feel more real and life-like, finding the character at the exact same time, everything that Robin Goodfellow needs, comedy and heart in one character," co-director Jonathan Olivier Stafilas said.

KPop Demon Hunters music producer Ian Eisendrath serves as executive music producer, while the film's creative team includes producer Caroline Soper, editor Sim Evan Jones, cinematographer James CJ Williams, character designer Uwe Heidschutter, story directors Rikke Asbjoern and production designers Chris Garbutt, Justin Garbutt, and Chris Garbutt. Minogue is repped by Jason Weinberg at Untitled and Polly Bhowmik at Context Management. Groff is repped by Brian Boone and Joe Michuta at CAA. Tate is repped by Jeremy Barber at UTA and Robert Taylor at The Artists Partnership.