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Scott Alan song cycle comes to Apollo Theatre for two nights only
Published on
March 15, 2021
By
douglasmayo
An all-star cast has been announced for a revival of Scott Alan's song cycle The Distance You Have Come will be performed at the Apollo Theatre on 21 and 28 June 2021.
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The Cockpit Theatre production of The Distance You Have Come is being revived at the West End’s Apollo Theatre for two nights only.
In a song cycle of his most acclaimed works, sung by some of the best voices in the west end, award-winning composer and lyricist Scott Alan leads us through a year in the intertwined lives of six people facing the joy and heartache of the human experience, as they each search for their own version of happiness - which is, after all, what it’s all about.
Every day we each make a series of decisions, some big and some small but all that shape our future. We are all on a journey of self-discovery, juggling life, love and loss along the way. We all have to choose the steps we take and will each meet people who will change our path forever.
The Distance You Have Come cast features Andy Coxon (West Side Story, Beautiful – The Carole King Musical); Alice Fearn (Come From Away, Wicked); Adrian Hansel (Starlight Express, Hairspray); Emma Hatton (Evita, Wicked); Dean John-Wilson (Kind and I, Aladdin) and Alexia Khadime (Prince of Egypt, Wicked).
Orchestrations are by Scott Hayes (Rent; I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change) who will also be the Musical Director, Kirk Jameson joins as Director (I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change; Marry Me a Little; Madagascar) with Lighting Design by Andrew Ellis (Eugenius, Flashdance): Original Direction was by Scott Alan and original Production Design by Simon Daw. The production is produced by Sevans Productions and Krystal Lee.
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