The UK tour will open at the Churchill Theatre in Bromley from the 28th January until the 6th February 2027, including a summer season at Sadler’s Wells from the 2nd June until the 3rd July 2027.
It has been announced that following the production’s Christmas season at the Crucible Theatre, Sheffield (26 November 2026 – 16 January 2027), Singin’ in the Rain will be heading back out on tour next year.
The UK tour will visit Cliffs Pavilion, Southend (9 – 13 February), Grand Opera House, Belfast (16 – 20 February), Bord Gáis Energy Theatre, Dublin (23 – 27 February), Sunderland Empire (2 – 6 March), Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury (9 – 13 March), Orchard Theatre, Dartford (16 – 20 March), Milton Keynes Theatre (23 – 27 March), Leeds Grand Theatre (30 March – 3 April), New Victoria Theatre, Woking (6 – 10 April), Empire Theatre, Liverpool (13 – 17 April), King’s Theatre, Glasgow (20 – 24 April), Wycombe Swan (27 April – 1 May), Edinburgh Playhouse (4 – 8 May), Birmingham Hippodrome (11 – 15 May), Mayflower Theatre, Southampton (25 – 29 May), Norwich Theatre Royal (6 – 10 July), Lowry, Salford (20 – 31 July), Congress Theatre, Eastbourne (3 – 7 August), Nottingham Theatre Royal (10 – 14 August) and New Theatre, Cardiff (24 August – 4 September).
Casting for the production has yet to be announced.
Based on the classic film starring Gene Kelly and Debbie Reynolds, the musical follows Don Lockwood and Lina Lamont, Hollywood stars who are forced to adapt when ‘talkie’ films start to become popular, changing their lives off and onscreen for good.
Speaking of the news, Director Jonathan Church says, “I’m absolutely delighted that our production of Singin’ In The Rain is coming back to the UK and Ireland to tour and visit Sadlers Wells again. Following its Chichester and West End premieres this production has now been seen by millions of people around the world – as far afield as China, Russia, Japan, Australia, Canada and New Zealand. It’s even more thrilling to start this tour at the mighty Sheffield Crucible where my directing career began. I look forward to UK audiences revelling in the dazzling choreography of this classic musical treat and marvelling at the 14,000 litres of water that the company splashes its way through every night!”
The creative team includes: Choreography by Andrew Wright, Additional Choreography by Jayne Elster, Set and Costume Design by Simon Higlett, Lighting Design by Tim Mitchell, Sound Design by Gareth Owen, Video Design by Ian Galloway, Musical Supervision by Robert Scott and Orchestration by Larry Blank. In addition, the full creative team includes Associate Director Brendan Cull, Associate Choreographer Kelly Ewins, Associate Costume Designer Karen Large, Original Fight Direction by Malcolm Ranson and Casting Director Olivia Laydon for Jill Green casting.
To find out more visit: https://singinintherainshow.com/