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I Can’t Sing – The X Factor Musical

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Following 10 hugely successful years on television, The X Factor inspired television comedian Harry Hill and Steve Brown (Spend, Spend, Spend, Splitting Image) to create this irreverent, mischievous and yet strangely moving new musical comedy.

Opening in March 2014 at the London Palladium, the show will feature Nigel Harman as X Factor supremo Simon Cowell, together with love struck hopefuls Chenice and Max played by Cynthia Erivo and Alan Morrissey.

This tale of naked ambition, hunchbacks, and heartache all combined with a talking dog will take audiences behind the scenes of one of the greatest talents shows on earth.

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Following 10 hugely successful years on television, The X Factor inspired television comedian Harry Hill and Steve Brown (Spend, Spend, Spend, Splitting Image) to create this irreverent, mischievous and yet strangely moving new musical comedy.

Opening in March 2014 at the London Palladium, the show will feature Nigel Harman as X Factor supremo Simon Cowell, together with love struck hopefuls Chenice and Max played by Cynthia Erivo and Alan Morrissey.

This tale of naked ambition, hunchbacks, and heartache all combined with a talking dog will take audiences behind the scenes of one of the greatest talents shows on earth.

Description

Following 10 hugely successful years on television, The X Factor inspired television comedian Harry Hill and Steve Brown (Spend, Spend, Spend, Splitting Image) to create this irreverent, mischievous and yet strangely moving new musical comedy.

Opening in March 2014 at the London Palladium, the show will feature Nigel Harman as X Factor supremo Simon Cowell, together with love struck hopefuls Chenice and Max played by Cynthia Erivo and Alan Morrissey.

This tale of naked ambition, hunchbacks, and heartache all combined with a talking dog will take audiences behind the scenes of one of the greatest talents shows on earth.

Cast and creatives

Simon Cowell – Nigel Harman

Chenise – Cynthia Erivo

Max – Alan Morrissey

Book – Harry Hill

Music & Lyrics – Steve Brown

Director – Sean Foley

Choreography – Kate Prince

Set Design – Es Devlin

Cast and creatives

Simon Cowell – Nigel Harman

Chenise – Cynthia Erivo

Max – Alan Morrissey

Book – Harry Hill

Music & Lyrics – Steve Brown

Director – Sean Foley

Choreography – Kate Prince

Set Design – Es Devlin

Cast and creatives

Simon Cowell – Nigel Harman

Chenise – Cynthia Erivo

Max – Alan Morrissey

Book – Harry Hill

Music & Lyrics – Steve Brown

Director – Sean Foley

Choreography – Kate Prince

Set Design – Es Devlin

Opening times

Evenings: 7.30pm Mon – Sat Matinees: 3pm Thurs & Sat

Opening times

Evenings: 7.30pm Mon – Sat Matinees: 3pm Thurs & Sat

Opening times

Evenings: 7.30pm Mon – Sat Matinees: 3pm Thurs & Sat

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