《朝九晚五》音乐剧

What is 9 to 5 the Musical about?

Based on the hit 1980 film, 9 to 5 the Musical follows three working women (Violet, Doralee, and Judy) who have had enough of their sexist, egotistical boss Franklin Hart Jr. When they hatch a plan to kidnap him and take over the office, they discover that running things their way works better for everyone. With music and lyrics by Dolly Parton, the show is a celebration of female empowerment, workplace solidarity, and the enduring truth that women get things done.

Why see 9 to 5 the Musical?

Dolly Parton's score is a gift. The title song is an anthem, and the rest of the numbers are catchy, funny, and full of personality. The show is consistently hilarious, with physical comedy, sharp one-liners, and a villain you love to hate. The message about workplace equality remains as relevant today as it was in 1980, but the show delivers it through laughter rather than lectures. This is feel-good feminism with sequins.

Practical information for visitors

9 to 5 the Musical plays in the West End and on tour. Check current listings for venue and dates. The show is suitable for most ages, with themes and humour that will be best appreciated by teenagers and adults. The running time is approximately two hours and thirty minutes including an interval.

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