Guys and Dolls
The classic musical heads to the Royal Albert Hall!
Guys and Dolls lights up the Royal Albert Hall!
The classic musical heads to the Royal Albert Hall!
The classic musical heads to the Royal Albert Hall!
Roll up, roll up the titanic musical, Guys and Dolls, is heading to the Royal Albert Hall! The classic romp is given the concert treatment this October as it lifts the roof off the iconic venue for three performances only.
With West End veteran Stephen Mear set to direct/choreograph and the The Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra in the pit, this sizzling musical makes a welcome return to the capital. This semi-staged production will transport you to streets of New York full of gangsters, gamblers and show girls along with some of the biggest tunes in musical theatre, including 'Sit Down You're Rockin' the Boat', 'Luck be a Lady' and 'My Time of Day'.
Set during the Great Depression Guys and Dolls tells the story of a pair of big city gamblers and their trouble with love. Sky Masterson is a big city gambler, he's got the flash and he's got the grit but when he falls for mission worker he becomes unstuck. Nathan on the other hand, is a scrappy upstart who's long suffering fiance, club singer Adelaide, has been trying to convince him to marry her for 14 years!
Adrian Lester as Sky Masterson
Jason Manford as Nathan Detroit
Lara Pulver as Sarah Brown
Meow Meow as Miss Adelaide
Stephen Mangan as The Narrator
Clive Rowe as Nicely Nicely Johnson
Paul Nichola as Arvide Abernathy
Sharon D Clarke as General Cartwright
Joe Stilgoe as Benny Southstreet
Cory English as Rusty Charlie
Alexis Owen Hobbs as Agatha
Nia Jermin as Martha
Matthew Whennell-Clark as Calvin
Sevan Stephan as Big Julie
Dan Burton as Harry The Horse
Julian Forsyth as Lt Brannigan
Stephane Annelli as Angie the Ox
Davide Fienauri, Stevie Hutchinson, Ross McLaren, Ebony Molina, Jo Morris, Cris Penfold, Jak Skelly, Rachel Stanley, Alexandra Waite-Roberts
Directed and Choreographed by Stephen Mear
Adam Shawcross
Groundbreaking
Chasprit
Absolutely brilliant!
Jo Homan
Easily the best thing I've ever seen