SHERMAN BROTHERS’ CHITTY CHITTY BANG BANG TOUR CAST ANNOUNCED FOR 2016-17 UK AND IRELAND TOUR BEGINNING AT MAYFLOWER THEATRE, SOUTHAMPTON ON 10 FEBRUARY 2016 Casting has been announced for the Music & Lyrics Limited and West Yorkshire Playhouse production of the much-loved Sherman Brothers musical CHITTY CHITTY BANG BANG. The 2016-17 UK and Ireland tour… Continue Reading
Cast of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang at West Yorkshire Playhouse announced
SHERMAN BROTHERS’ CHITTY CHITTY BANG BANG FULL CAST ANNOUNCED FOR WEST YORKSHIRE PLAYHOUSE RUN ONLY FROM 2 DECEMBER 2015 – 30 JANUARY 2016 WITH A NATIONAL PRESS NIGHT ON THURSDAY 10 DECEMBER Casting has been announced for the West Yorkshire Playhouse and Music & Lyrics Limited production of the much-loved Sherman Brothers musical CHITTY CHITTY BANG… Continue Reading
Ashley Day nominated for ‘Best Performance in a Musical Production’ at UK Theatre Awards
Ashley Day has been nominated for ‘Best Performance in a Musical Production’ at the UK Theatre Awards for his role as Curly in Music & Lyrics and Royal & Derngate Northampton’s recent production of Oklahoma! John Stalker, Producer of Music & Lyrics, said: “We are absolutely delighted that Ashley has been recognised for his outstanding… Continue Reading
West Yorkshire Playhouse and Music & Lyrics to present new production of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
West Yorkshire Playhouse and Music & Lyrics are delighted to announce they news that they are to present a new production of the much-loved Sherman Brothers musical CHITTY CHITTY BANG BANG, opening at West Yorkshire Playhouse, Leeds on 2 December 2015. The UK and Ireland Tour will then open at Mayflower Theatre, Southampton on 10… Continue Reading
Oklahoma! receiving rave reviews across the country
Here is a selection of quotes from reviews received for Oklahoma! from around the UK and Ireland: ‘A Musical theatre warhorse brings fresh delight in a conventional but smashing new production’ The Stage ‘With its high-stepping energy and abundant appeal, this sun-soaked Oklahoma! is much more than OK’ The Times ‘Hay bales of fun’ The Daily Mail… Continue Reading