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CHARLIE AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY TOUR

tour of charlie and the chocolate factory

The musical version of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is to go  on a new tour in 2023 opening at Leeds Playhouse from 18 November 2022 to 28 January 2023 The musical will be directed by  James Brining with design by Simon Higlett. Gareth Snook (Romantics Anonymous, Wise Children, Bagdad Café, Monsieur André in The Phantom of the Opera) will play the renowned chocolate maker Willy Wonka with the role of Charlie Bucket being shared in Leeds by Amelia Minto, Isaac Sugden, Kayleen Nguema and Noah Walton.

The famous five golden ticket winners include Kazmin Borrer (Everybody’s Talking About Jamie) as Veruca Salt, Teddy Hinde (Anyone Can Whistle) as Mike Teavee, Marisha Morgan (Top Boy) as Violet Beauregarde and Robin Simões Da Silva (Bedknobs and Broomsticks) as Augustus Gloop. 

The loving Bucket family all live happily together in a tiny house with only one bed, which the four grandparents share. Grandpa Joe will be played by Michael D’Cruze (The Wheel of Time), Grandpa George by Christopher Howell (The Witches of Eastwick in Concert), Grandma Josephine by Kate Milner Evans (Brief Encounter), Grandma Georgina by Julie Mullins (Neighbours) and Mrs Bucket by Leonie Spilsbury (Heartstopper). 

The full company includes Lydia Bradd, Darcie Brown, Josh Donovan, Ewan Gillies, Lucy Hutchinson, Patrick King, Jodie Knight, Jonathan Macdonald, Julie Mullins, Victoria Nicol, Katherine Picar, Lewis Rae, Emma Robotham-Hunt, Ty-Reece Stewart and Natasha Volley. 

Roald Dahl's iconic 1964 book  is adapted by David Greig, with music by Marc Shaiman and lyrics by Shaiman and Scott Wittman. The stage production will feature Leslie Bricusse and Anthony Newley songs from the 1971 movie, including "Pure Imagination". It tells ROALD DAHL's deliciously dark tale of young Charlie Bucket lives on the outskirts of town with his poverty-stricken family: his parents and all four grandparents. Each day on his way to school, Charlie passes the best and biggest chocolate factory in the world, run by the secretive Willy Wonka. When Charlie’s father loses his job, things go from bad to worse. Grandpa Joe tells Charlie that in the past, competitors stole Wonka’s candy-making secrets, and the factory shut down. Later, the factory resumed production, but no one was ever seen entering or leaving.

One day, Wonka announces that he has hidden golden tickets in five Wonka chocolate bars, with the prize of a tour of the factory and a lifetime supply of Wonka products for each child who finds a ticket. Wonka-mania encircles the globe, and one by one four of the tickets are found. Charlie finds money sticking out of a snowbank and buys himself two Wonka chocolate bars; the second contains the last golden ticket.

So Charlie has a golden ticket to the weird and wonderful Wonka Chocolate Factory, it's the chance of a lifetime to feast on the sweets he's always dreamed of. But beyond the gates astonishment awaits, as down the sugary corridors, and amongst the incredible edible delights, the five lucky winners discover not everything is as sweet as it seems.

Blow are the tour dates we have so far with more to follow

Leeds Playhouse
18 Nov 2022- 28 Jan 2023
Milton Keynes Theatre
9 February-5 March
His Majesty's Aberdeen
15 - 26 March
Edinburgh Playhouse
29 March -15 April
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Norwich Theatre Royal
19-29 April
Cardiff Millennium Centre
3-20 May
Canterbury Marlowe
24 May-3 June
Plymouth Theatre Royal
7-18 June
Wimbledon New 21 June-1 July Buy tickets
Manchester Palace
4-30 July
Sunderland Empire
2 -13 August
Southampton Mayflower
16 August- 3 September
Hull New Theatre
6-16 September
Bristol Hippodrome
20 September-8 October
Birmingham Hippodrome
17 October- 5 November
Liverpool Empire
8 -26 November