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24 January 2015 · 1 min read · 173 words

Made In Dagenham To Close In West End

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Made In Dagenham. Photo: Manuel Harlan

It has been announced that after only five months new musical Made In Dagenham will close in the West End on April 11.

The show, which stars Gemma Arterton, opened on 5 November at the Adelphi Theatre to mostly good notices but ticket sales did not follow.

“Brand new, British musicals are few and far between, particularly those that can make you laugh and move you in equal measure. Our writers, creative team and company have been particularly passionate about telling this true story of a remarkable event in our history with the wit, heart and creativity it deserves. They’ve achieved that and so much more.” said Rebecca Quigley of Stage Entertainment.

Made In Dagenham was direct by Rupert Goold, with a book by Richard Bean, lrics by Richard Thomas and music by David Arnold.

According to the show's Facebook page producers are looking at possible UK tour options.

Read Stephen Collins' review of Made In Dagenham. BOOK TICKETS FOR MADE IN DAGENHAM - DON'T MISS OUT

Douglas Mayo
Douglas Mayo

Douglas Mayo has had a life long love affair with musical theatre. He has authored several books on publicity and marketing for amateur theatre groups. He is in the process of developing a musical based on his original story concept.

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When Made In Dagenham is focussed on the fairy tale, it is completely engaging, very funny, heart-warming and genuinely affecting. And intrinsically British. It runs the whole spectrum from cute giggle to silent, handkerchief-drenching tears; a musical roller-coaster with more highs than lows.

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