A sparkling new stage musical about the golden age of variety theatre, set in the 1930’s is hitting the road from next week touring venues across the north.
The show is held in Liverpool’s Royal Court Studio, with additional 2.30pm matinee performances each day.
After premiering and captivating audiences at Liverpool Theatre Festival, winning best new production, Twice Nightly will open for three nights at Liverpool’s Royal Court from 27-29 April before heading to the new Shakespeare North Playhouse in Prescot, the historic Victoria Hall in Settle, Theatre On The Steps in Bridgnorth, Gladstone Theatre in Wirral, Middlesborough Theatre and finishing at Blackpool Grand.
Twice Nightly is a brand-new musical comedy brought to you by Bill Elms Productions (Something About George/Judy & Liza) and the newly formed Frame This Presents, written by, choreographed, and starring Maria Lovelady as Madge and Michael Alan-Bailey as Don, also featuring Roy Carruthers as The Great Wally and the voice of Joe Pasquale as The Beak. The show is directed by Waleed Hammad and with original music and score by Jessica Dives.