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Pippin

Stephen Schwartz's timeless musical is reimagined in a new production, directed by Steven Dexter.

Set in the 'Summer of Love' of 1967, we follow Pippin, a young prince with extraordinary dreams and aspirations on his quest to find passion, fulfilment and meaning in a joyful and life-affirming revival.

CAST: Ryan Anderson, Ian Carlyle, Alex James-Hatton, Daniel Krikler (to 12 September), Gabrielle Lewis-Dodson, Alex Lodge (from 13 September), Natalie McQueen, Genevieve Nicole, Jaydon Vijn

CREATIVES: Director - Steven Dexter / Choreographer - Nick Winston / Musical Supervisor - Michael Bradley / Musical Director - Chris Ma / Set & Costume Designer - David Shields / Lighting Designer - Aaron Dootson / Sound Designer - Keegan Curran / Stage Manager - Ricky McFadden / Assistant Stage Manager - Bryony Relf / Assistant Set & Costume Designer - Hilla Bar / Producers - Adam Blanshay & Edward Johnson / General Manager - Steven Levy / Press - Kevin Wilson / Production Coordinator - Ava Millard

Ryan Anderson really shines - Pippin held me spellbound.

Last Minute Theatre Tickets ★★★★★

Truly inspiring… a pure delight - a spectacular story to witness.

West End Best Friend ★★★★★

Pippin gets the full 'Summer of Love' treatment with this spirited and skilful West End revival.

The Times

The actors are faultless, the choreography perfectly timed, the singing incredible, the attention to detail mesmerising.

The Upcoming ★★★★★

This production is really life-affirming... a staging of nuance, rippling energy and heartbreaking pathos, too.

Mark Shenton

Nick Winston's choreography shines in a series of thrilling set pieces.

The Stage ★★★★

Director Steven Dexter has really found his 'Corner of the Sky' and breathed a truth and clarity into Pippin - this show is good for the soul.

Theatre-News.com ★★★★★

An accomplished production - visually beautiful and sounding just as stunning.

Musical Theatre Musings ★★★★

Eight outstanding performers bring the tale of Pippin to vivid, vivacious life - sheer delight from start to finish.

Attitude ★★★★★

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A Mirrored Monet

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A Mirrored Monet

A MIRRORED MONET

The man behind the masterpiece.

Paris, 1916. The painter Claude Monet struggles to complete the commission that will define his legacy: The Water Lilies — a project on which his survival depends, with food and essential supplies at stake as the First World War encroaches. Plagued by creative block, he retreats into memory, revisiting his early artist days with contemporaries Renoir and Manet, and his muse, Camille Doncieux.

Inspired by letters and diaries from Monet and his peers, A Mirrored Monet immerses audiences in the cafés, studios, and salons of Belle Époque Paris, with music and projections bringing the era vividly to life.

This dramatic new musical by composer/lyricist/dramatist Carmel Owen stars Jeff Shankley (Starlight Express, Cats) as Monet and Dean John-Wilson (Your Lie in April: The Musical, The King and I) as Young Monet. 

CAST
Jeff Shankley - Monet
Dean John-Wilson - Young Monet
John Addison - Leroy
Brooke Bazarian - Camille
Natalie Day - Blanche/Suzanne
Ritesh Manugula - Bazille
Sam Peggs - Renoir & Cover Young Monet
Aaron Pryce-Lewis - Manet / Durand-Ruel
Steven Serlin - Marquis
Nick Bligh - Cover (Old Monet and Marquis)
Samuel Haughton - Cover (Renoir, Manet/Durand-Ruel, Leroy, Bazille)
Meg Matthews - Cover (Camille and Blanche/Suzanne)
 
CREATIVE TEAM

Composer, Book & Lyrics — Carmel Owen
Director — Christian Durham
Musical Director — Michael Webborn
Designer — Libby Todd
Lighting Designer — Jodie Underwood
Sound Designer — Andy Johnson
Video Designer — Matt Powell
Production Manager — James Anderton
Assistant & Movement Director — Heather Douglas
Assistant Music Director — Rachel Blaquiere
Orchestration - Neil Metcalfe
Casting Director — Jane Deitch
General Managers - Katy Lipson & Kristie Winsen for Aria Entertainment

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Music Hall

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Music Hall

Under the Arches - Return to The Good Old Days.


Step back in time for this traditional Victorian Music Hall with a unique blend of audience participation, authentic characters and broad comedy.  
The Players’ Music Hall are delighted to be back at Charing Cross Theatre which was their home for many years so let us raise the roof and let London reverberate to the glorious sounds of the Music Hall and singing the wonderful songs that are an essential part of our heritage with Maestro Mr Tom Carradine.


A TRULY UNIQUE BRITISH THEATRICAL EXPERIENCE.

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