The production, which made its debut in Birmingham in 2023, will now head to London this summer.
It has been announced that Sinatra The Musical will begin performances at the Aldwych Theatre this summer, playing from the 3rd June with official opening night set for 24th June.
The musical charts the life of Frank Sinatra, from his early success, his personal relationships and the challenges that he faced that helped to shape his career.
Among the songs that feature in the show include: “That’s Life”, “One for My Baby”, “The Best Is Yet To Come” and “Come Fly With Me”.
Talking about the show, Sinatra’s daughter Tina Sinatra said: “Set against the backdrop of my father’s meteoric rise, the show reveals a more intimate portrait of the man than any interview or headline ever could. And just like my dad, it’s full of music and passion and humour. I am so proud to share his story – our story – at long last.”
Sinatra the Musical was written by Joe DiPietro (Memphis, What’s New Pussycat?), with the production being directed and choreographed by Kathleen Marshall.
While casting for the West End run has yet to be announced, the creative team also includes: set design by Peter McKintosh, Gareth Valentine will supervise an orchestra of seventeen musicians, Jon Morrell is costume designer , Bruno Poet is lighting designer, Jonathan Deans is sound designer and Akhila Krishnan is video design. Hair, wigs and make‑up are by Campbell Young, with orchestrations by Larry Blank and John Clayton, arrangements by Ian Eisendrath and dance arrangements by David Chase. Casting is by David Grindrod for Grindrod Burton Casting, with Jim Carnahan and Jason Thinger handling US casting. Carol Lee Meadows serves as associate choreographer.
To find out more about the musical visit: https://sinatramusical.com/