The new musical, created by Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss (SIX), continues to play at the Garrick Theatre until the 13th February 2025.
A third demo song has now been released for Why Am I So Single?, which is now officially playing in the West End until next year.
The latest song to be released is the title track, which follows on from the release of 8Dates and Just In Case and all are available via streaming services here and a video can be found here.
Join two best friends, Oliver and Nancy, across an eventful evening in Oliver’s London flat as they drink, laugh, and cry whilst attempting to answer the impossible question of why they are so single.
The cast is led by Jo Foster (& Juliet; Just For One Day, West End) and Leesa Tulley (SIX, UK tour; Kin, Theatro Technis) who are joined by: Noah Thomas
(Everything Now, Netflix; Everybody’s Talking About Jamie, West End), Jordan Cambridge-Taylor (Schwartz at 75, Lyric Theatre), Collette Guitart (Just For One Day, Old Vic), Jemima Brown (Critics’ Circle National Dance Award-nominated, Tom Dale Company), Josh Butler (Bronco Billy, Charing Cross Theatre), Natasha Leaver (Hamilton, West End), Ran Marner (Jack and the Beanstalk, Imagine Theatre), Jamel Matthias and Olivia O’Connor in their professional and West End debuts, Joshian Angelo Omaña (Everybody’s Talking About Jamie, West End), Natasha Wilde (42 Balloons, The Lowry) and Rhys Wilkinson (Just For One Day, Old Vic).
The swings are Callum Bell (Guys & Dolls, Bridge Theatre), Owen McHugh (Clueless The Musical, Churchill Theatre) and Caitlin Redpath in her West End debut, and Ebony Clarke (Everybody’s Talking About Jamie, West End), who is also the Resident Choreographer.
The production is directed by Lucy Moss; with co-direction and choreography by Ellen Kane (Matilda the Musical, Working Title Films; Dear England, National Theatre/West End); set design by Moi Tran (A Play for the Living in A Time of Extinction, Barbican; Peaky Blinders, Rambert); costume design by Max Johns (Choir Boy, Bristol Old Vic, As You Like It, Shakespeare’s Globe); lighting design by Jai Morjaria (My Son’s A Queer (But What Can You Do?) and Accidental Death of an Anarchist, West End); and sound design by Grammy and Tony Award-nominated Paul Gatehouse (The Little Big Things, @SohoPlace; Mandela, Young Vic). The production manager is Phoebe Bath (The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, Birmingham Rep; Noises Off, West End and UK tour) with the casting direction from Harry Blumenau CDG and Sarah Jane Price (Death Note,
West End; Derren Brown’s Showman, Apollo Theatre).
To book tickets visit: https://whyamisosingle.com/