WE WILL ROCK YOU TOUR
We Will Rock You is carrying on its UK tour with rescheduled dates in 2021. Since 2002 over 16 million theatregoers in 19 counties have seen this awe-inspiring production.
The casting for the 2021 tour dates includes Ian McIntosh (Beautiful) as Galileo with Elena Skye (Kinky Boots) as Scaramouche. Jenny O'Leary (Heathers)/Killer Queen with Michael McKell (Macbeth) as Buddy. Adam Strong (Rock of Ages) as Khashoggi, Michael McKell/Buddy and David-Michael Johnson (Jesus Christ Superstar) will return to the show in the role of Brit. and Amy di Bartolomeo (Bat Out of Hell) will play Oz.
Completing the cast will be ensemble members Kate Leiper, Joanne Harper, Anna Davey, Edward Leigh, Christopher D. Hunt, Sam Robinson/Puff, Sjoerd van der Meer/Alternate Galileo, Laura Ava-Scott, Crystal Leah, Victoria Collins, Jack Chambers, Andrés Quero Marin, Louis Clarke-Clare, Jacob Fearey/Dance Captain and Swing
and Ellie Mitchell/Swing
In the year 2309 the earth - now known as Planet Mall - is governed by the Killer Queen, who is the head of the Globalsoft Corporation. Conformity reigns.
This is achieved using Queen's greatest hits including "I Want to Break Free", "Under Pressure", "Who Wants to Live Forever", "A Kind of Magic", "Radio Ga Ga" and "We Will Rock You". The Killer Queen performs some excellently descriptive numbers: "Play the Game", "Don't Stop Me Now" and "Another One Bites the Dust"
The production is directed by Ben Elton with Queen's Brian May and Roger Taylor as music supervisors. Arlene Phillips oversees the musical staging and choreography.
Below are the RESCHEDULED dates we have so far with more to follow.
Norwich: Theatre Royal |
26 April-1 May |
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Reading: Hexagon |
3-8 May |
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Liverpool: Empire |
10-15 May |
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Birmingham: Hippodrome |
17-29 May |
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Southsea King's |
31 May-5 June |
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Bristol: Hippodrome |
7-12 June |
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Aylesbury Waterside |
14-19 June |
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Wimbledon: New |
21-26 June |
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Wolverhampton Grand | 28 June-3 July | Buy tickets |
Torquay Princess |
5-10 July |
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Stockton Globe |
12-17 July |
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Cardiff: Wales Millennium Centre |
19 - 31 July |
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Bournemouth: Pavilion |
2- 7 August |
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Stoke: Regent Theatre |
9-14 August |
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Milton Keynes Theatre |
16-21 August |
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Newcastle: Theatre Royal |
23-28 August |
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York: Grand Opera House |
30 August-4 September |
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Ipswich: Regent Theatre |
6-11 September |
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Northampton Derngate |
13-18 September |
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Bromley: Churchill |
20-25 September |
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Peterborough: New Theatre |
27 September-2 October |