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The cast of Magic Mike LIVE (Credit: Trevor Leighton)

London Theatre News Today: Wednesday 12 May

Hira Desai

By Hira Desai First Published 12 May 2021, Last Updated 12 May 2021

Full cast announced for Magic Mike

The cast of Magic Mike LIVE (Credit: Trevor Leighton)

Channing Tatum and his co-producers are delighted to announce the full cast for Magic Mike Live, which will be returning to its London home of The Theatre at the Hippodrome Casino next Friday 21 May 2021, making it one of the first West End shows to reopen this year and the perfect way to celebrate the end of lockdown!

The cast for the revamped production of Magic Mike Live in London includes Daniel Blessing, Courtenay Brady, Jake Brewer, Harry Carter, Ellie Clayton, Hannah Cleeve, Matt Jordan, Charlie Knight, Mark Lace, Sophie Linder-Lee, Jack Manley, David Morgan, Theo Oloyade, Ross Sands, Josie Scamell, Manny Tsakanika and Aaron Witter.

All tickets are priced at £79.00 and £96.00 and will include complimentary bottomless Prosecco during the show; a limited and incredibly popular offer which must end on 1 August.  Tickets are selling quickly but there are still some great seats available and patrons are advised to visit the website for best availability.

Magic Mike Live will feature new songs and new dance sequences in a Covid-safe environment with a socially distanced audience. New VIP packages are also available at the time of booking that allow guests to extend their stay and take advantage of everything the Hippodrome Casino has to offer.

Conceived and co-directed by Channing Tatum, Magic Mike Live, which has already wowed over 200,000 people in London alone and almost 750,000 worldwide, is a large-scale, live production show based on the hit films Magic Mike and Magic Mike XXL, which opened at The Theatre at the Hippodrome Casino in London’s Leicester Square in November 2018.  Magic Mike Live has inspired a new television series on HBO Max, The Real Magic Mike, set to begin filming this summer.

From the bespoke entrance off Cranbourn Street, to the specially curated lounge and bar experience, to the cast of world-class performers, Magic Mike Live is a complete evening of unparalleled entertainment for guests aged 18 and up.  Audience members enter Magic Mike’s mythical club and marvel as a group of extraordinary artists from around the world perform a 360-degree dance and acrobatic spectacular in front of, behind, and above them.  Sexy dance routines intertwined with one-of-a-kind acts, are presented by a diverse cast of performers from around the world.

Magic Mike Live has become an international sensation since opening in Las Vegas in April 2017.  In addition to breaking box office records and performing to sold-out audiences in Las Vegas and London, the show premiered in Berlin in 2020 and the Australia national tour opened in Sydney in December 2020.

Keep your eyes peeled as tickets for Magic Mike will be available to purchase on Official London Theatre this week!

 

English National Opera offer free tickets to all under 21 years olds

A few years ago, English National Opera (ENO) made the headlines when they offered completely free tickets to Under 18’s for weekend performances in the balcony of the London Coliseum. Like many arts organisations, they are keen to keep broadening out their audience and this seemed a radical way of doing it: to do for young people what many of us had when we were young – a first opera experience from which one catches the opera or arts or “creative industries” bug.  Fortunately the scheme was a big success, something that was only possible thanks to the investment from the Arts Council and the DCMS.

English National Opera are today delighted to announce that they will be extending the scheme from next season by offering completely free tickets to all Under 21 year olds in the country. Not only that, they will be also be available for every single night performed, not just on weekends, and – significantly – they will be for every level of the theatre, from the Balcony to the most expensive seats in the Stalls.

Tickets are available from the 2nd June, when all tickets go on general release. Simply go to eno.org.

Additionally, ENO are also extending discounts for Under 35s across the entire auditorium (£35 in the Stalls, £25 in the Dress Circle, £15 in the Upper Circle) and, as ever, our cheapest seats (available for everyone, whatever your age) are frozen for another year at just £10.

Please help us to spread the word if you can and send on to anyone who might be interested or even shout about it on social media hash tagging #ENOUnder21s. ENO are determined to continue opening up this art form to as many people as possible and would love it if you could be part of that mission!

 

Disney’s The Lion King announces new cast members including a new Simba

The West End production of DISNEY’S THE LION KING will welcome 14 new members to its cast of over 50 actors, singers and dancers when it reopens its doors this summer. The award-winning landmark musical is set to return to the Lyceum Theatre on 29th July 2021, where the production has been seen by over 16 million people in the last two decades.

Londoner Kayi Ushe, will take on the iconic role of ‘Simba’. Kayi joins the show having performed in The Book of Mormon, Motown The Musical and Crazy For You, as well as touring extensively as ‘Lola’ in Kinky Boots.

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