USHERS: The Front Of House Musical Tickets

This wonderful show just keeps on giving, back in town for yet another run. The darling of Edinburgh and London, it has a warm heart, lots of soul and a barrel of laughs, plus confident, bold show tunes and stunning choreography.

USHERS: The Front of House Musical has already wowed audiences at the Arts Theatre and Charing Cross Theatre, and enjoyed roaring successes in Edinburgh, Manchester and more. Lovers of comedy musicals adore this popular show, celebrating its tenth anniversary with a new season at the Other Palace.

Originally premiering at the Hope Theatre in London in December 2013, it transferred to the Charing Cross Theatre in 2014. Following a run at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in 2015 it returned to the Arts Theatre. Now it’s on the move again.

Laughs, heartbreak, fun and games front-of-house

The action takes place in a West End theatre where we follow a working shift, discovering that these people are even stagier than the actors themselves.

Between them the front of house staff reveal their hilarious, ridiculous and moving stories. A preview of a new jukebox musical is on the cards. A romance is about to implode. An untrained new girl is about to start her first shift. And that’s just the tip of the iceberg. What could possibly go wrong? Catchy tunes like Spend Per Head, Leading Men, Induction, The Parts I Could Play and Dreams and Ice Creams will rock your evening, leaving you with a big smile on your face.

A dazzling cast and strong creative team

It has been a decade since the show first hit the stage and it has become a cult British musical, packed with vibrant energy and joy. The cast comprises Bethany Amber-Perrins as Rosie, Luke Bayer as Ben, Christopher Foley as Stephen and Daniel Page as Robin. Danielle Rose plays Lucy and Cleve September plays Gary.

You don’t create a production that lasts for ten years without serious creative talent. James Steel Productions and Maryann Wright Productions present the show, which features music by Yiannis Koutsakos and Lyrics by James Oban and Yiannis Koutsakos. The Book and Additional Lyrics are by James Rottger with Choreography by Adam Haigh. Max Reynolds directs.