By London Box Office Friday, March 11 2022, 12:21
Update for Back to the Future at the Adelphi Theatre
This critically acclaimed Olivier Award-nominated and WhatsOnStage Award-winning Best New Musical opened back in September 2021 and has thrilled audiences ever since. Now an ‘overwhelming demand’ for tickets has led to the lead producer Colin Ingram plus Robert Zemeckis and Bob Gale announcing BACK TO THE FUTURE The Musical will extend its run to 23rd October 2022.
By London Box Office Friday, March 11 2022, 12:08
The producers are pleased to announce an extension for the Bob Marley Musical, proving once more that this show is something very special indeed. We also have some inspiring new images for you. The show is on stage until 29th January 2023, giving audiences more time to experience a spectacular production that showcases Marley’s extraordinary life and work to perfection.
By London Box Office Friday, March 11 2022, 11:20
Update for Call My Agent! The Musical
Have you ever seen the hit French TV series Call My Agent? It’s brilliant. Call My Agent! fast became the most successful ever original French TV comedy of all time. It won the Best Comedy Series Emmy. The format has been licensed to several countries including Italy, India, Turkey and South Korea. Now it’s going to be transformed into a brand new musical for late 2024.
By London Box Office Thursday, March 10 2022, 19:39
Update for Bad Jews at the Arts Theatre
It has enjoyed record-breaking sold out runs. This is the brilliant original West End production of Joshua Harmon's comedy Bad Jews. It’s back in town at the Arts Theatre in London for 11 weeks, playing a strictly limited run from Thursday 14th July to Sunday 25th September. Two sold out engagements in the West End preceded this run and it’s great to see it back in the capital. Prepare your laughing gear.
By London Box Office Tuesday, March 8 2022, 15:44
The Drifters Girl has been delighting audiences since October 2021, when it rocked the world up in Newcastle. It transferred to London in November 2021, where the venue remains packed to the rafters nightly. Every performance ends with a standing ovation. This is the story of Faye Treadwell, the manager of The Drifters, who battled for 30 years to create a global phenomenon.
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