Mary Poppins the musical extends West End run until 10 July 2022
Mary Poppins the musical has announced it is extending its run until 10 July 2022. Book Mary Poppins West End tickets now!
Mary Poppins the musical has announced it is extending its run until 10 July 2022. Book Mary Poppins West End tickets now!
Mary Poppins the musical returns to the Prince Edward Theatre London on 22 May 2021.
Mary Poppins the musical have released these great photos by Johan Persson to commemorate the return of Mary Poppins to the Prince Edwards Theatre, London.
Petula Clarke and Joseph Millson are to join Zizi Strallen and Charlie Stemp in the West End revival of Mary Poppins the musical at the Prince Edward Theatre.
Zizi Strallen and Charlie Stemp are to star in the London revival of Mary Poppins at the Prince Edward Theatre in late 2019. Tickets on sale Monday at 10am
It has been reported that Disney’s Aladdin is to close at London’s Prince Edward Theatre on 31 August 2019.
Disney’s Aladdin has announced that the London production will welcome new Genie Michael James Scott for six weeks this summer whilst Trevor Dion Nicholas travels Stateside to play the Genie in his hometown of Pittsburgh. Trevor Dion Nicholas who has played the Genie since Disney’s Aladdin opened at the Prince Edward Theatre in London is to play the Genie is his hometown of Pittsburgh when the US tour visits there this Summer. In his place Michael James Scott, who is currently playing the Genie on the UK tour will play the Genie in London between 17 August – 30 September 2018. This won’t be Michael James’ first appearance in the West End. Eight years ago he made his West End debut in the Broadway transfer of Hair at the Gielgud Theatre in 2010. Michael James was a member of the original Broadway company of Aladdin in 2014 as standby Genie … Read more
Disney’s hit musical Aladdin is delighted to announce that the Prince Edward Theatre, is the first theatre in the West End to receive an award from The National Autistic Society celebrating its achievements in welcoming autistic guests and their families through training, staff awareness and initiatives such as the hit show’s Autism-Friendly Performances. Disney works with The National Autistic Society, the UK’s leading charity for autistic people and their families, to deliver the specially staged performances every year which are designed to make the show more accessible for those affected by autism. The dedicated Autism-Friendly Performances of Aladdin include modifications to the booking process, performance and the theatre environment, including: The theatre’s foyer includes designated quiet and activity areas; staffed by experts in autism throughout the performance should anyone need to leave their seats. Slight adjustments are made to the performance itself, including the reduction of jarring sounds or strobe … Read more