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TOUR CLOSING EARLY
30 April 2015 – It was announced today that the Godspell Tour will close early. The final performance will be at the Princess Theatre, Torquay on 6th May.
This spring Godspell In Concert, the legendary rock musical from Stephen Schwartz, the Grammy® and Academy Award®- winning composer of Wicked, returns to the UK’s stages and opens at Hackney’s Empire Theatre on Easter Saturday, April 4th ahead of a 28 venue national tour.
The UK tour follows the sell-out success of 2014’s gala performance at Shaftesbury Avenue’s Lyric Theatre, in support of the Make-A-Wish-Foundation®UK. Jennifer Potts (Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat, Annie) will reprise her role alongside Jason Broderick (Anna Nicole the Opera) who also appeared in the charity performance. They will be joined by Andy Abraham (X Factor), Robert Hannouch (Miracle on 34th Street, The Cat in the Hat), Dominique Planter (Our House, The Threepenny Opera), Mitch Miller (Pop Factor) and Maeve Byrne (Ghost the Musical) and the ensemble is completed by Rachel Bingham, Laura Mansell, Steffan Lloyd-Evans and Ricky Johnston.
Musical Director Russell Scott said: “We are thrilled to welcome our superb cast of hugely talented artists from the world of musical theatre. The cast has been hand-picked and offers a diversity of performance styles which will culminate in what promises to be an electrifying production. In this innovative format, Godspell in Concert audiences are set to be exhilarated and enlivened by the intimacy of the concert production. ”
The UK tour will feature a brand new, modern-day rock score packed to the heavens with favourites such as Light of the World, All Good Gifts and Day by Day.
Prior to the gala, the show last played the West End in 1972 at the Wyndham’s Theatre, where it turned David Essex and Jeremy Irons into overnight sensations and more recently Godspell has enjoyed a hugely successful run on Broadway.
GODSPELL IN CONCERT 2015 UK TOUR DATES
Sat 4 – Sun 5 April 2015
Hackney Empire
Tues 7 – Wed 8 April 2015
G Live, Guildford
Sun 12 April 2015
Mayflower Southampton
Tues 14 – Wed 15 April 2015
Venue Cymru, Llandudno
Fri 17 – Sat 18 April 2015
New Theatre, Cardiff
Tues 21 April 2015
Grand Theatre, Swansea
Fri 24 April 2015
Reading Hexagon
Sun 26 April 2015
Brighton Dome
Tues 28 – Wed 29 April 2015
King’s Theatre Southsea
Fri 1 May 2015
Gateshead Sage
Sun 3 May 2015
Sunderland Empire
Tues 5 – Wed 6 May 2015
Princess Theatre, Torquay
Sat 9 – Sun 10 May 2015 – CANCELLED
Echo Arena Auditorium, Liverpool
Tues 12 – Wed 13 May 2015 – CANCELLED
Bournemouth Pavillion
Fri 15 – Sat 16 May 2015 – CANCELLED
Regent Theatre, Ipswich
Tues 19 May 2015 – CANCELLED
Manchester Palace
Thurs 21 – Sat 23 May 2015 – CANCELLED
Civic Theatre, Darlington
Mon 25 – Tues 26 May 2015 – CANCELLED
Grimsby Auditorium
Fri 29 – Sat 20 May 2015 – CANCELLED
Orchard Theatre, Dartford
Mon 1 – Tues 2 June 2015 – CANCELLED
New Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham
Fri 5 June 2015 – CANCELLED
New Theatre, Oxford
Sat 13 June 2015 – CANCELLED
White Rock, Hastings
Mon 15 – Tues 16 June 2015 – CANCELLED
New Theatre, Hull
Sat 20 June 2015 – CANCELLED
St Georges Concert Hall, Bradford
Mon 22 June 2015 – CANCELLED
New Victoria Theatre, Woking
Tues 23 – Wed 24 June 2015 – CANCELLED
Watford Colloseum
Sun 28 – Mon 29th June 2015 – CANCELLED
Grand Theatre, Blackpool
Wed 1 July 2015 – CANCELLED
Swan Theatre, High Wycombe
Fri 3 July 2015 – CANCELLED
Derngate Theatre, Northampton