Soho Cinders

Will Keith for Theatre Syndicate London and Starting Over Theatricals Ltd in association with Kyle Tovey for AKT Management present

Soho Cinders

Music by George Stiles
Lyrics by Anthony Drewe
Book by Anthony Drewe & Elliot Davies

When impoverished student Robbie becomes romantically involved with engaged London Mayoral candidate James Prince, his lap-dancing step-sisters become the least of his problems! James and Robbie's worlds collide, forcing them to fight for their own fairy-tale ending. Celebrating London's most colourful district and mixing politics, sex-scandals and true love, Soho Cinders is a deliciously naughty musical update of the Cinderella story with an infectious score that you'll be humming long past the stroke of midnight!

12+/Parental discretion is advised

Reviews for Soho Cinders at the Charing Cross Theatre

Cast: Michael Mather (from 23 Dec), Livvy Evans (from 23 Dec), Lewis Asquith, Tori Hargreaves, Michaela Stern, Hollie Taylor (from 02 Dec), Dayle Hodge (from 23 Dec), Robert Grose (from 23 Dec), Hollie Taylor (from 02 Dec), Melissa Rose, Jade Bailey, Thomas Ball, Luke Byrne, Ben Darcy (until 21 Dec), Laura Fulgenzi, Liam McHugh (from 23 Dec), Savannah Reed.

Luke Bayer, Millie O'Connell, Ewan Gillies, Christopher Coleman, Ben Darcy and Danny Lane will not perform after 21 December. Natalie Harman will not perform after 30 November.

Creatives: Director - Will Keith, Musical Director - Sarah Morrison, Choreographer - Adam Haigh, Associate Musical Director - Joe Louis Robinson, Set Designer - Justin Williams, Lighting Designer - Jack Weir, Sound Designer - Andrew Johnson, Costume Designer - Nicole Garbett, Casting Director - Harry Blumenau

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