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Stephen Schwartz's timeless musical is reimagined in a new production, directed by Steven Dexter.
Set in the 'Summer of Love' of 1967, we follow Pippin, a young prince with extraordinary dreams and aspirations on his quest to find passion, fulfilment and meaning in a joyful and life-affirming revival.
Vaudeville, magic, comedy, romance – life is an adventure and Pippin has it all. A soul-searching exploration of one man’s journey to find himself, his place and purpose in life, Pippin is a musical about an ordinary man on an extraordinary journey.
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Garden Theatre
By: Book by Roger O. Hirson, and Music & Lyrics by Stephen Schwartz
Director: Steven Dexter
I'll say this about Pippin, the 1972 Broadway musical currently receiving its third London revival within nine years, it gets stranger with every viewing. I'm too young (albeit not by much) to have seen Bob Fosse's original production, though I vividly recall the commercial that gave us a minute of the show for free and made history as the first musical to do so. If you wanted to see the other 119 minutes, you had to head to the Imperial Theatre.And lo and behold the music from that fabled...
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