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Home » London Theatre News » Show Boat Opening Night images at the New London Theatre

Show Boat Opening Night images at the New London Theatre

April 26, 2016 Last updated: July 10, 2019 4:19 pm By Admin

Show Boat MusicalDaniel Evans’ Sheffield Crucible production of Show Boat has now transferred to the West End with opening night on Monday 25th April 2016 at the New London Theatre.

VIP guests included Bryan Adams, Andrew Lloyd Webber, Ian McKellen, Prince and Princess Michael of Kent, Julian Ovenden, Samantha Spiro, Charlotte Randle, Martin Sherman, Ruby Wax, Ben Freeman and Richard Wilson.

Show Boat is booking at the New London Theatre (Gillian Lynne Theatre) to 7 January 2017.

The cast is led by Malcolm Sinclair (Capt. Andy Hawks) and Chris Peluso (Gaylord Ravenal) who join original Sheffield cast members Gina Beck (Magnolia Hawks), Lucy Briers (Parthy Ann Hawks), Rebecca Trehearn (Julia La Verne), Emmanuel Kojo (Joe), Sandra Marvin (Queenie), Alex Young (Ellie May Chipley) and Danny Collins (Frank Schultz) in the West End cast of Daniel Evans’ five star production.

They are joined by John Coates, Adam Dutton, Kit Esuruoso, Nolan Frederick, Linford Johnson, Javar La’Trail Parker, Kate Milner-Evans, Maria Omakinwa, Ryan Pidgen, Mykal Rand, Leo Roberts, Tosh Wanogho-Maud, Christina Bennington, Victoria Hinde, Linda John-Pierre and Simbi Akande, Georgie Ashford, Laura Darton, Joshua Da Costa, Dale Evans and Tom Partridge.

Andrew Lloyd Webber - Photo Credit Dan Wooller
Andrew Lloyd Webber – Photo Credit Dan Wooller
Bryan Adams - Photo Credit Dan Wooller
Bryan Adams – Photo Credit Dan Wooller
Catherine Schreiber (Producer) and Daniel Evans (Director)
Catherine Schreiber (Producer) and Daniel Evans (Director) – Photo by Dan Wooller
Charlotte Randle - Photo by Dan Wooller
Charlotte Randle – Photo by Dan Wooller
Chris Peluso (Gaylord Ravenal) - Photo by Dan Wooller
Chris Peluso (Gaylord Ravenal) – Photo by Dan Wooller
Daniel Evans (Director) and Richard Wilson - Photo by Dan Wooller
Daniel Evans (Director) and Richard Wilson – Photo by Dan Wooller
Daniel Evans (Director) and Samantha Spiro
Daniel Evans (Director) and Samantha Spiro – Photo by Dan Wooller
Danny Collins (Frank Schultz) and Alex Young (Ellie May Chipley)
Danny Collins (Frank Schultz) and Alex Young (Ellie May Chipley) – Photo by Dan Wooller
Emmanuel Kojo (Joe) and Sandra Marvin (Queenie)
Emmanuel Kojo (Joe) and Sandra Marvin (Queenie) – Photo by Dan Wooller
Emmanuel Kojo (Joe)
Emmanuel Kojo (Joe) – Photo by Dan Wooller
Emmanuel Kojo (Joe), Elisha Slater, Rebecca Trehearn (Julia La Verne) and Daniel Donskoy
Emmanuel Kojo (Joe), Elisha Slater, Rebecca Trehearn (Julia La Verne) and Daniel Donskoy – Photo by Dan Wooller
Gina Beck (Magnolia Hawks)
Gina Beck (Magnolia Hawks) – Photo by Dan Wooller
Gina Beck (Magnolia Hawks) and Ben Freeman
Gina Beck (Magnolia Hawks) and Ben Freeman – Photo by Dan Wooller
Gina Beck (Magnolia Hawks) and Chris Peluso (Gaylord Ravenal)
Gina Beck (Magnolia Hawks) and Chris Peluso (Gaylord Ravenal) – Photo by Dan Wooller
Gina Beck (Magnolia Hawks), Sandra Marvin (Queenie) and Lucy Briers (Parthy Ann Hawks)
Gina Beck (Magnolia Hawks), Sandra Marvin (Queenie) and Lucy Briers (Parthy Ann Hawks) – Photo by Dan Wooller
Ian McKellen and David Ian (Producer)
Ian McKellen and David Ian (Producer) – Photo by Dan Wooller
Ian McKellen - Photo by Dan Wooller
Ian McKellen – Photo by Dan Wooller
Julian Ovenden
Julian Ovenden – Photo by Dan Wooller
Lucy Briers (Parthy Ann Hawks) and Malcolm Sinclair (Capt Andy Hawks)
Lucy Briers (Parthy Ann Hawks) and Malcolm Sinclair (Capt Andy Hawks) – Photo by Dan Wooller
Lucy Briers (Parthy Ann Hawks)
Lucy Briers (Parthy Ann Hawks) – Photo by Dan Wooller
Malcolm Sinclair (Capt Andy Hawks)
Malcolm Sinclair (Capt Andy Hawks) – Photo by Dan Wooller
Princess Michael and Prince Michael
Princess Michael and Prince Michael – Photo by Dan Wooller
Rebecca Trehearn (Julia La Verne)
Rebecca Trehearn (Julia La Verne) – Photo by Dan Wooller
Ruby Wax and Martin Sherman
Ruby Wax and Martin Sherman – Photo by Dan Wooller

Music is by Jerome Kern and book and lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II based on the novel Show Boat by Edna Ferber. Designs are by Lez Brotherston with choreography by Alistair David, musical supervision and direction by David White, lighting by David Hersey, sound by Paul Groothuis and video design by Tim Reid.

Show Boat is produced in the West End by David Ian with Bob Bartner and Norman Tulch

Show Boat
Music by Jerome Kern
Book and Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II
Based on the novel “Show Boat” by Edna Ferber

Showboat
New London Theatre, Drury Lane, London WC2B 5PW
9 April 2016 – 7 January 2017
Press Night: Monday 25 April 2016 at 7pm
Running time: 2 hours 40 mins including one 20 minute interval
Performances: Tuesday at 7.30pm, Wednesday 2.30pm and 7.30pm, Thursday 2.30pm and 7.30pm, Friday at 7.30pm, Saturday at 2.30pm and 7.30pm

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