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Now officially open in the West End, Love London Love Culture rounds up the reviews for the London production of Sara Bareilles’ musical. Evening Standard: **** “The show has cartoonish elements, but mostly subverts its moments of sentimentality and silliness, and there’s a whole lot of humour baked into it.” WhatsOnStage: **** “McPhee is undoubtedly… Read More
Ahead of its first preview, it has been confirmed that Waitress is extending its West End run and is booking until the 19th October. More tickets for the West End production have gone on sale as the musical opens for its first preview this evening and is now booking until the 19th October at the Adelphi Theatre. Officially opening on the 7th March the Tony nominated musical… Read More
It has been announced that the London production of Waitress has cast its youngest cast members. The youngest members of the production who will be sharing the role of Lulu will be Fifi Christophers and Arabella Duffy who will be making their West End debuts. They join the previously announced Katharine McPhee (Smash) as Jenna, Emmy-nominee Jack McBrayer (30 Rock) as Ogie, Marisha Wallace as Becky, Laura Baldwinas Dawn, Peter Hannah as Earl, David Hunter as Dr. Pomatter and Shaun Prendergast as Old… Read More
Further casting has been confirmed for the London premiere of the Tony award nominated musical, playing at the Adelphi Theatre from the 8th February 2019. Joining the previously announced Katharine McPhee making her West End debut as Jenna having played the role on Broadway earlier this year will be: Marisha Wallace will play Becky alongside Laura Baldwin as Dawn,… Read More
It has been confirmed that Katharine McPhee will make her London debut as Jenna in the UK premiere of Waitress, having played the role on Broadway earlier this year. Playing at London’s Adelphi Theatre from the 8th February, the musical (now in its third year on Broadway) is set to to star Katharine McPhee in… Read More
This quirky, entertaining show might be inspired by Shakespeare’s classic tale of love, magic and mishaps but it has a life of its own. Taking some of the key characters from Shakespeare’s play, the show is a sharp, sexy and contemporary take on A Midsummer Night’s Dream. The trouble is, it is difficult to see… Read More
