42nd Street Tickets and Hotel

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Tickets + hotel fr £149 / person

Tickets + hotel fr £149 £134 / person

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Booking from: 07 Jun 2023

Booking until: 02 Jul 2023

Age restrictions: Children aged 4 and under will not be permitted.


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The Show
The biggest show on Broadway is due for a spectacular return to the biggest stage in the West End, the Theatre Royal Drury Lane. This classic tale follows small town dreamer Peggy Sawyer who arrives in New York to try and make it as a dancer on Broadway. She lands a role as a chorus girl for the new musical Pretty Lady and when leading lady Dorothy Brock breaks her ankle on opening night, Peggy has the chance to step in and take the lead. The productions dynamic cast is led by Clare Halse as Peggy and Tom Lister as Director Julian Marsh. It's brought to the West End by the production team that staged the 2001 revival of 42nd Street, director and co-author Mark Bramble. This tremendous production of the definitive American dream includes legendary songs 'We're In The Money', 'I Only Have Eyes For You' and '42nd Street' and is set to dazzle a London audience in its 2017 West End revival. Hotel Direct cannot guarantee the attendance of any specific cast member.

History of 42nd Street
The original production was based on the 1932 novel 42nd Street by Bradford Ropes that inspired producer Darryl Zanuck and dance director Busby Berkeley in their 1933 movie of the same name. It opened on Broadway in 1980 and played for over 8 years at the Winter Garden, Majestic and St James Theatre. The West End production debuted at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane in 1984, and launched the career of Catherine Zeta-Jones in her own Peggy-style fill in for the lead. It was revived for Broadway in 2001 by director Mark Bramble and choreographer Randy Skinner, who also staged productions across the World in UK, Asian and US Tours. It is the 14th longest running show in Broadway history.

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Awards and what the Critics say
42nd Street has been highly celebrated since its original production on Broadway, winning two Tony Awards for Best Musical and Best Choreography in 1981 and two Drama Desk Awards for Best Choreography and Best Costume Design in the same year. Mark Bramble's revival in 2001 also won two Tony Awards for Best Musical Revival and Best Leading Actress, along with the Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Revival.

This production has also received rave reviews from critics across America, with Salt Lake Deseret News stating 'The show is a dazzler, full of energy and heart, colour and motion. Who knew tap dance could be so much fun?' and Salt Lake Tribune claiming '42nd Street is so chock full of entertainment that it barely fits on the stage. If you're a fan of old movie musicals - if you're looking for just good old-fashioned singing and dancing - you can't do better than 42nd Street'.

Theatre details

Sadler`s Wells

Sadler`s Wells
Rosebery Avenue
London
EC1R 4TN

Directions:
(4 min walk from Angel Tube Station), Head south to Islington High St, continue onto St John St, Turn right onto Rosebery Ave and the theatre will be on the right.

Tube:
Barbican station is 14 minute walk (1164 metres)

Performances

MatineeEvening
Tuesday7.30pm
Wednesday7.30pm
Thursday2.30pm7.30pm
Friday7.30pm
Saturday2.30pm7.30pm
Sunday4.00pm
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42nd Street

Sadler`s Wells
Rosebery Avenue
London
EC1R 4TN

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Barbican station is 14 minute walk (1164 metres)

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