New musical showcase Signal to be launched in December

Homegrown talent will be on display in December with the launch of a series of showcases featuring excerpts from new British musical theatre shows currently in development.

Curated and hosted by leading London musical theatre director Adam Lenson, the first SIGNAL event at The Hospital Club in London’s Covent Garden will offer fans their first glimpse of songs from shows that are currently being written.

Announcing the event in the venue’s Oak Room on 5 December, Lenson said: “I have long been looking for a chance to showcase new British musical theatre in a setting that is separate and insulated from any theatre or existing development pathway and I’m grateful to The Hospital Club for giving us this opportunity.

“I hope SIGNAL can give writers a safe space to present work regardless of tone, style or form and truly experiment and engage with audiences. Do join us in what will be a very relaxed and informal setting in the heart of London’s West End to check out the future of new British musical theatre.”

Featuring a range of musical styles, the line-up of writers confirmed to perform includes:
Kate Marlais and Alex Young (S&S Award winners, Here)
Chris Ash and Carl Miller (writers of Wasted, the new musical about the Brontë sisters, as seen recently at West Yorkshire Playhouse)
Ella Grace (Michael Grandage Company Future’s bursary winner, Nevergate, Ophelia)
Zara Nunn (PRS for Music Foundation award winner, In Versions)
Bella Barlow and Alli Smith (Vanyas, Lock & Key)
Dylan Wynford (Bright Young Things)
Tim Connor (Stiles and Drewe award winner)
Rebecca Applin and Susannah Pearse (Cameron Mackintosh award winner, Amy 37)
Sumerah Srivastava and Ajay Srivastava (Bollywood Rose)
Vin Goodwin (The Hospital Club’s Vin’s Night In)
Dominic Powell (Cases, Rosemary Lane)
Luke Bateman and Michael Conley (The Sorrows of Satan, The Little Beasts)
Chris Czornyj (Catch Me, Remember, Remember)

Angela Thomas

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