Ghost the Musical was reviewed at the New Wimbledon Theatre, London where it continues until 8 February 2025. The tour continues until 3 May 2025. Star rating: three stars ★ ★ ★ Entertaining to a degree, hitting the mark more often than not, enthusiastically performed and a decent night out, but nothing special.
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Ghost the Musical – Waterside Theatre, Aylesbury and Touring
Ghost the Musical was reviewed at the Waterside Theatre, Aylesbury. The tour continues until 3 May 2025. Star rating: five stars ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ I urge you to catch this production while you can, you won’t regret this spectacular night of theatre.
Cast for new UK tour of Ghost The Musical
Rebekah Lowings will reprise her performance as lovelorn Molly Jenson alongside fellow returnee Jacqui Dubois’ not-so-fake psychic Oda Mae Brown in the upcoming UK tour of Bill Kenwright Ltd’s critically acclaimed production of the hit Ghost The Musical.
Ghost – The Musical to return in 2019 for UK tour
Rebekah Lowings and Niall Sheehy will co-star in the 2019 UK tour of Bill Kenwright’s critically-acclaimed production of the hit Ghost – The Musical. Billed as ‘Unchained and Reimagined’, the new version of the show debuted in the UK in 2016 and will arrive back in the country in January following a successful international tour […]
Knights of the Rose – Arts Theatre
Knights of the Rose continues at the Arts Theatre, London until 26 August 2018. Star rating: two stars ★ ★ ✩ ✩ ✩ Described as an epic tale of love, betrayal and sacrifice this new musical created by Jennifer Marsden opened at the intimate Arts Theatre amid great hype and a buzz of exciting expectation. Sadly, […]
Cast for new rock musical Knights of the Rose
First casting has been announced for the world premiere of Knights of the Rose, the classic rock-flavoured musical which will debut in London this summer. Created by barrister Jennifer Marsden, the medieval tale of betrayal, love and epic battles will feature Adam Pearce (Sunset Boulevard, UK tour), Chris Cowley (The Last Five Years, New Wolsey […]
