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Annie in London
Starring:
Miranda Hart, Craig Revel Horwood
Annie first appeared on the capital's stage way back in 1977, and proved an instant hit. The show's famous charm made friends and influenced people from day one, thanks to a compelling plot studded with a string of classic show tunes including Le Girls, Easy Street, You’re Never Fully Dressed Without A Smile and the iconic Tomorrow.
This is Nikolai Foster’s 40th anniversary production of Annie, and for Miranda Hart the role of Miss Hannigan is a dream. Hart follows in the famous footsteps of Carol Burnett, Sheila Hancock, Sue Pollard and Paul O’Grady, set to make her own unique mark on the role of one of theatre’s favourite baddies. It's set to open at the magnificent Piccadilly Theatre in early spring 2017, and it's already being tipped at this summer's biggest musical smash hit.
Directed by Nikolai Foster, the show is produced by Michael Harrison and David Ian. There's a book by Thomas Meehan, the music comes from Charles Strouse and the lyrics by Martin Charnin. The costumes come from Colin Richmond, the choreography is by Nick Winston, lighting by Ben Cracknell, sound by Richard Brooker and musical direction by George Dyer. As Miranda Hart herself says, “I hope people will leave the theatre feeling life is a little better and dreamier and jollier after watching it, as much as we feel that performing it.”
What's the story? Based on the popular comic strip Little Orphan Annie, the musical follows the life of young Annie as she progresses from an unloved and neglected orphan to the beloved daughter of a billionaire. The action is set in 1930s New York, during the Great Depression, where Annie and her fellow orphans endure a miserable life thanks to Miss Hannigan, a drunk whose orphanage is a truly hellish and cruel place.
Little Annie’s luck changes fast when she's chosen to spend Xmas with the billionaire, Oliver Warbucks. He and his staff soon fall head over heels with Annie, who is feisty and full of life, but the evil Miss Hannigan and her cronies are determined to grab a slice of the billionaire's fortune. Do they succeed? Come and see for yourself. It's one of two classic musicals to hit the London stage this summer, the other being Tennessee Williams' Cat on a Hot Tin Roof.
Miranda Hart will be playing Miss Hannigan until 17th September 2017.
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Annie Ticket Information
- Booking until:
Sunday, 18 February 2018
- Age restrictions
No under 5s.
- Cancellations & Refunds
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Annie reviews
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- Recommended for:
- Families (98%)
Latest customer reviews
All reviews are from customers who have been invited to leave a review just after seeing Annie.
Please note the reviews below are from an old production of Annie.
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An excellent entertaining showS Reviewed on 19 February 2018 by Sadie
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Towards the end there was an row between assistant and customers two rows in front of me and spoilt the ending of the show
C Reviewed on 11 February 2018 by Caroline
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Annie is a great musical with great music but this show failed to make the most of that. The main song, Tomorrow, was given particularly short thrift. The arrangement and singing were poor. I did enjoy but it wasn't as good as I had hoped.
N Reviewed on 09 February 2018 by Nathan
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Family funClassic story - excellent actors - all round good fun
C Reviewed on 02 February 2018 by Cathyanne
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AmazingJ Reviewed on 30 January 2018 by James
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AnnieM Reviewed on 29 January 2018 by Matthew
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Delightful!This is an amazing show. The talent takes your breath away, especially that of the orphans, although everyone is amazing. It is a joyful show!
G Reviewed on 28 January 2018 by Gillian
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CreativeK Reviewed on 20 January 2018 by Kevin
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A bundle of creative fun!M Reviewed on 07 January 2018 by Marion
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BrilliantLoved the show, volume of music just right (not over loud!) with every member of the cast performing brilliantly.
J Reviewed on 07 January 2018 by Joan
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2017
Review: ANNIE THE MUSICAL at Piccadilly Theatre
by Isabella James | Friday, October 20 2017, 14:40
This West End revival of the 1972 musical ANNIE has all the hallmarks of a great night in London’s theatreland; uplifting songs, fast-paced dance numbers, stunning sets and a show-stopping performance from a dog.
2017
Craig Revel Horwood to play Miss Hannigan in Annie
by Phil Willmott | Saturday, August 5 2017, 22:31
These days you need a star in a West End show to keep the box office busy. It wasn't always thus. Back in the 1980s producer Cameron Macintosh made the show itself the the main attraction with mega-hits like Les Miserables and it didn't particularly matter who was in it, the public were just excited to see Les Mis regardless of who happened to be playing Jean Vajean.
2017
Review: ANNIE at the Piccadilly Theatre
by Phil Willmott | Monday, July 24 2017, 13:51
It's always tricky as a critic when the negativity you feel about a production isn't shared by the audience around you. So although I found the current revival of Annie at the Piccadilly Theatre weak for a number of reasons, people all around me were loving it and gave the evening a standing ovation; so I'm allocating it four stars inspired by their reaction and not the three which reflect my grumbles.
2017
ANNIE’s on her way!
by Phil Willmott | Thursday, May 4 2017, 10:18
There's no bad news about the musical Annie. I absolutely love it so it’s exciting to learn that rehearsals have started and to learn a little about what we can expect when the vintage Broadway show is revived again at the Piccadilly Theatre, starring TV favourite Miranda Hart, who's best known for her role in drama Call the Midwife and for her own, much loved sit-com Miranda.
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