New British musical *Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York)* has extended performances by seven weeks at the Criterion Theatre in the West End. The show is now booking until 31 August.

Jim Barne and Kit Buchan's musical transferred to the West End earlier this month, following a sold-out, extended run at London's Kiln Theatre.

The production stars Olivier Award winner Sam Tutty (*Dear Evan Hansen*) as Dougal and Dujonna Gift (*Hamilton, Caroline or Change, Motown: The Musical*) as Robin....

'Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York)' extends performances through August 2024

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Olivier Award winner Sam Tutty and Dujonna Gift star in this adorable two-hander by Jim Barne and Kit Buchan. Performances have been extended to 31 August.

Again! Step, kick, kick, leap, kick, touch… Again! God, I hope I get it… Originally devised, directed, and choreographed by Michael Bennett with a score by Marvin Hamlisch, the 1975 musical *A Chorus Line* returns to London this summer in a fresh production directed by Nikolai Foster and starring Adam Cooper and Carly Mercedes Dyer.

Cooper plays Zach, the domineering director-choreographer casting the chorus for a new Broadway musical who puts the hopefuls through the wringer – physically and...

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The iconic musical plays at Sadler's Wells this summer in an exciting new production starring Adam Cooper and Carly Mercedes Dyer.

A musical version of a chick flick? With spectacular fashion shows, epic backstabbing and a diva who’ll chill your soul, it could well be groundbreaking. *The Devil Wears Prada* struts into the West End this autumn. With an original score by Elton John and a cast led by Vanessa Williams and Matt Henry, start planning your outfit for the most stylish show in town! 

Based on the bestselling novel by Lauren Weisberger and the film starring Meryl Streep and Anne Hathaway, protagonist Andrea “Andy”...

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Elton John's musical version of the hit novel and film arrives at London's Dominion Theatre this autumn, starring Vanessa Williams and Matt Henry.


We’re spoiled for choice when it comes to shows in London, and it can be hard to keep up with everything that’s opening – we all have busy lives and it isn’t possible to fit everything in. Fortunately, second chances do sometimes arise!

A whole host of plays and musicals are being reprised in the West End this spring and summer, from celebrated musicals to classic drama and exciting contemporary writing. If it’s a show you’ve loved before, different cast members and venues can provide a whole...

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Make a joyful noise! West End favourite [Lee Mead](https://www.londontheatre.co.uk/stars-on-stage/lee-mead) will join the cast of [*Sister Act*](https://www.londontheatre.co.uk/show/28926-sister-act) at the [Dominion Theatre](https://www.londontheatre.co.uk/theatres/dominion-theatre) this June.

Mead is best known for his West End performances in *Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Legally Blonde*, [*Wicked*](https://www.londontheatre.co.uk/show/313-wicked-tickets), and, most...

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The London theatre veteran will join Ruth Jones, Alexandra Burke, and more in the musical based on the hit movie, which currently stars Beverley Knight.

The magic returns! [*My Neighbour Totoro*](https://www.londontheatre.co.uk/show/25389-my-neighbour-totoro-tickets), the stage adaptation of Hayao Miyazaki's beloved same-named Studio Ghibli movie, will transfer to the West End in 2025. The [Gillian Lynne Theatre](https://www.londontheatre.co.uk/theatres/gillian-lynne-theatre) will host the 34-week run from 8 March to 2 November 2025. Opening night is 20 March.

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Following two seasons at the Barbican Centre, the acclaimed play adapted from the classic Studio Ghibli film will play a 34-week run at the Gillian Lynne Theatre.

All hail Macbeth! *Macbeth*, starring [David Tennant](https://www.londontheatre.co.uk/stars-on-stage/david-tennant) in the title role and Cush Jumbo as Lady Macbeth, will play in the West End this autumn, with performances running at the Harold Pinter Theatre from 1 October to 14 December.

The production comes to the West End from a critically acclaimed premiere at the Donmar Warehouse in fall 2023, with the entire original cast returning. Alongside Tennant (*Doctor Who*) and Jumbo (*The Good...

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The critically acclaimed production played the Donmar Warehouse in 2023, also starring Tennant and Jumbo, and will now have a two-month run in the West End.

Truth is, no one can do what he does. Born Reginald Kenneth Dwight in 1947, Elton John has been one of the world’s most successful pop stars and songwriters since he released “Your Song” in 1970. 

Collaborating with lyricist Bernie Taupin, some of his greatest hits include “Tiny Dancer”, “Rocket Man”, “Goodbye Yellow Brick Road”, “I’m Still Standing”, “Are You Ready for Love”, and, of course, “Candle in the Wind”, which was revised as a tribute to Princess Diana following her death and became a...

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Follow our guide to the shows composed by legendary pop star Elton John, including *The Lion King, Billy Elliot, Tammy Faye*, and the forthcoming West End musical *The Devil Wears Prada*.  

Revivals of musicals are often every bit as revelatory as new takes on classic plays. In recent years, Daniel Fish’s *Oklahoma!* imbued the 1943 Rodgers and Hammerstein classic with a chillingly contemporary significance without changing a word, and Jamie Lloyd’s stripped back *Sunset Boulevard* recently swept the Olivier Awards.

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Relive all the joy of classic West End musicals as they return to London in 2024, including *Hello, Dolly!*, *Starlight Express*, and *Kiss Me, Kate*.

The [London Palladium](https://www.londontheatre.co.uk/theatres/london-palladium) will show a *Robin Hood* pantomime in December, continuing its annual tradition of presenting a panto each Christmas season. Performances will run from 7 December 2024 to 12 January 2025.

The star-studded cast includes [Julian Clary](https://www.londontheatre.co.uk/stars-on-stage/julian-clary) as Robin Hood, Jane McDonald as Maid Marion, Paul Zerdin as Will Scarlet, [Nigel...

Jane McDonald, Julian Clary to lead 'Robin Hood' panto in December

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Numerous award-winning West End actors will join the ninth annual panto at the historic venue, with performances running from December 2024 to January 2025.

After receiving four Olivier Award nominations earlier this month, [*Get Up, Stand Up! The Bob Marley Musical*](https://www.londontheatre.co.uk/show/22756-get-up-stand-up-the-bob-marley-musical) extends in the West End. The Bob Marley musical is now booking at the [Lyric Theatre](https://www.londontheatre.co.uk/theatres/lyric-theatre) to 29 Jan. 2023, and [*Get Up, Stand Up! The Bob Marley Musical* tickets are on sale now. ](https://www.londontheatre.co.uk/show/22756-get-up-stand-up-the-bob-marley-musical)

*Get Up, Stand Up! The Bob Marley Musical* is currently nominated for four Oliviers — Best New Musical, Best Actor in a Musical for [Arinzé Kene](https://www.londontheatre.co.uk/actor-profile/arinze-kene), Best Actress in a Supporting Role in a Musical for Gabrielle Brooks and Best Original Score or New Orchestration for Orchestrator Simon Hale.

The musical follows the life of Bob Marley and how he became Jamaica’s international reggae superstar. Bob Marley's greatest hits are in the musical, such as “No Woman No Cry, “Exodus” and “Could You Be Loved.” 

Michael Duke now takes over the role of Bob Marley from Arinzé Kene. Duke’s West End credits include *The Inheritance*, *Thriller Live* and *The Rat Pack Live!* David Albury serves as the alternate Bob Marley.

The cast is completed by Gabrielle Brooks as Rita Marley, Shanay Holmes as Cindy Breakspeare, Sophia Mackay as Judy Mowatt, Melissa Brown-Taylor as Marcia Griffiths, Jacade Simpson as Bunny Wailer, Natey Jones as Peter Tosh, Daniel Bailey, Craig Blake, Charles Blyth, Luke Buck, Maxwell Cole, Athena Collins, Viquichele Cross, Kimmy Edwards, Raphael Estavia, Henry Faber, Cannon Hay, Llewellyn Jamal, Savanna Jeffrey, Kieran McGinn, Rohan Pinnock-Hamilton, Cleopatra Rey, Julene Robinson, Lawrence Rowe, Nate Simpson, Amarra Smith, Archie Smith, Declan Spaine, Jaime Tait, Teddy Wills. 

Clint Dyer directs *Get Up, Stand Up! The Bob Marley Musical* which features an original story by Lee Hall. The creative team includes design by Chloe Lamford, costume design by Lisa Duncan, lighting design by Charles Balfour, sound design by Tony Gayle, and choreography by Shelley Maxwell.

*Get Up, Stand Up! The Bob Marley Musical* is at the Lyric Theatre.

[*Get Up, Stand Up! The Bob Marley Musical* tickets are on sale now. ](https://www.londontheatre.co.uk/show/22756-get-up-stand-up-the-bob-marley-musical)

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A bold new musical honours the Jamaican reggae superstar Bob Marley, whose indelible songs and rebellious spirit continue to inspire millions around the world. 
Bob Marley's life story is an extraordinary one, and *Get Up, Stand Up! The Bob Marley Musical* provides both drama and celebratory stories in one. The artist began playing at a young age, inspired by a combination of Jamaican ska music and the R&B that he heard on US radio stations. 

## What type of music does Bob Marley sing?

With his group the Wailers, Bob Marley became a reggae pioneer — and then a global star when Eric Clapton covered "I Shot the Sheriff," reaching number one on the Billboard Hot 100. That was followed by the huge success of "No Woman, No Cry."

However, it wasn't all smooth sailing for Marley. He survived an attempt on his life, which led to him leaving Jamaica — although he later returned to perform at a concert attempting to broker political peace. 

His hit single "One Love" exemplifies that ethos, and features heavily in *Get Up, Stand Up! The Bob Marley Musical* London production. Marley tragically died of cancer in 1981, departing with the wise words "Money can't buy life."

The *Get Up, Stand Up! The Bob Marley Musical* West End production has the blessing of Marley's family — and full access to his incomparable back catalogue. [Check out all the Bob Marley songs in *Get Up, Stand Up! The Bob Marley Musical* in London.](https://www.londontheatre.co.uk/theatre-news/news/bob-marley-songs-in-get-up-stand-up-the-bob-marley-story)

## Who plays Bob Marley in the musical?

Michael Duke plays Bob Marley in *Get Up, Stand Up! The Bob Marley Musical.* [Arinze Kéne](https://www.londontheatre.co.uk/stars-on-stage/arinze-kene) originated the role and earned an Olivier Award nomination for Best Actor in a Musical.

## How long is *Get Up, Stand Up! The Bob Marley Musical*?

*Get Up, Stand Up! The Bob Marley Musical* runs for 2 hours and 30 minutes, with a 15-minute interval. Matinee performances begin at 2:30pm and evening performances begin at 7:00pm or 7:30pm.

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You know Bob Marley’s songs, but do you know the man behind the music? Marley’s indelible hits tell the story of his life in this new musical. 
Experience the full range of classic songs live, with a book by Lee Hall (*Billy Elliot, Rocketman*) that brings Marley’s wild and compelling story to life. 
Get up and book *Get Up, Stand Up! The Bob Marley Musical* at the Lyric Theatre today.  

When the show premiered, Marley’s daughter Cedella beamed that her father’s music would be a “source of creative inspiration and continue to bring people together” in the West End. Now, audiences explore Marley’s revolutionary music career and how he shaped the future of reggae eight times a week.

*Get Up, Stand Up! The Bob Marley Musical* features an original story by Olivier winner Lee Hall. The show follows a non-linear narrative, jumping through time and location to paint a full picture of Bob Marley’s life. Clint Dyer directs the musical. 

## What to Watch For: 

- Bob Marley isn't the artist's birth name. His full name was Nesta Robert Marley. Bob Marley adopted the "Bob" as his first name in order to sound more masculine after a Jamaican immigration officer commented “Nesta” was girlish.
- Bob Marley wasn’t just a singer and musician. He was deeply involved with Jamaican and international politics. In 1978, Marley was awarded the Peace Medal from the United Nations in 1978 for his work on justice and peace. The Peace Medal recognised Marley’s effort to protect millions of disenfranchised Black people worldwide.
- Even though Bob Marley pioneered reggae music and is considered to be one of the greatest artists of all time, Marley never had a UK number one hit! However, three of his songs reached number five in the charts: “Could You Be Loved,” “One Love/People Get Ready,” and “Iron Lion Zion.”
- There could have been a world without any Bob Marley songs. As a child, Marley learned the art of palmreading and predicting what would happen to friends and family. Marley stopped palmreading at seven years old and later became a global superstar. We wonder what was on Marley’s life line and fate line.
- This isn’t the first musical all about Bob Marley. In 2017, Kwame Kwei-Armah wrote *One Love: The Bob Marley Musical*. *Get Up, Stand Up! The Bob Marley Musical* is the first Bob Marley West End musical.


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How to demystify the icon that is Bob Marley, to separate the man from the mantles placed upon him: reggae superstar, Black hero, poetic advocate of peace and love, ganja-smoking Rasta inspiration, or cool dude splashed across T-shirts and posters in student halls? It's a struggle that this intermittently powerful new show both tackles head on and embodies in its own flawed form.Lee Hall's book is at its weakest when it follows the jukebox bio-musical model, racing breathlessly through Marley's life - from an impoverished Jamaican childhood, separated from his mother and shunned by his white father, to global superstardom - and giving us tonal whiplash along the way, particularly when jumping straight from a dire medical diagnosis to an upbeat singalong. It also fumbles some key events, like an attempted assassination. I would definitely advise reading the programme, which adds much-needed context - particularly in explaining the teachings of Marley's Rastafari faith and how his time in London shaped him as an artist.But that does feel like a crutch, as does the use of archive video to elucidate the plot, such as Marley's ambivalent role in Jamaican politics, or how the CIA considered him a dangerous potential unifier: a Black Messiah. Yet there's fascinating material here, particularly the challenging notion that Marley's success was in large part due to the ardent adoption of his music by white fans - also, of course, the make-up of the average West End audience.Frustratingly, though, the show doesn't really commit to any one idea long enough to get under the skin of it. The closest it comes is in the second half, when everything else falls away to allow <a href="/actor-profile/arinze-kene">Arinzé Kene</a>, as Marley, to speak directly to us, condemning colonisation, slavery, and the continued oppression of Black people, before launching into a passionate rendition of "Redemption Song."&nbsp;It draws cries and shouts from the audience, some of whom sing along - which I normally abhor, but feels absolutely right here. It truly shows how Marley the prophet shared his gospel via music, and it's thrillingly theatrical.It's also a rare quiet moment in Clint Dyer's otherwise busy production. Though booming bass fuels the ska performances, the sound balance makes the action hard to follow. The magnetic Kene sings divinely, honouring Marley's utterly distinctive sound. But, since we rarely get inside his head, those great songs don't have much dramatic heft. Nor does the largely passive Marley, defined here by his drifting inaction, really drive the story, and a climactic link between him and contemporary protest movements feels unearned.In fact, the strongest musical moments belong to two long-suffering women; the show doesn't shy away from Marley's serial adultery and parental indifference, contrasting his preaching about love with his flawed demonstration of it. Gabrielle Brooks, as wife Rita, injects all of her fury, hurt and despair into "No Woman, No Cry,"&nbsp;while Shanay Holmes, as his beauty queen lover Cindy Breakspeare, lambasts Marley in electrifying fashion with "Waiting In Vain."&nbsp;There's also good support from Nate Simpson as a younger Bob, and Daniel Bailey as a livewire Lee "Scratch" Perry.Designer Chloe Lamford's stacks of speakers and amps are visually arresting, however they limit the playing space and crowd out Tal Yarden's projections. But Charles Balfour's bold lighting punctuates the action effectively, as do Lisa Duncan's vibrant period costumes and Shelley Maxwell's choreography - from languorous hip rolls to the sharply expressive ensemble number "Exodus". The band, under Sean Green, provides rhythmic, reverberating reggae.The show is bookended by Marley's mother stressing that, with the middle name Nesta, he is a "messenger,"&nbsp;but it never really decides what message to convey. It works best when it stops trying and simply lets us - via a talented cast - find it for ourselves in Marley's indelible music.<a href="/show/get-up-stand-up-the-bob-marley-musical">Get Up, Stand Up! The Bob Marley Musical is at the Lyric Theatre. Book&nbsp;Get Up, Stand Up! The Bob Marley Musical tickets on London Theatre.</a>Photo credit: Arinzé Kene (Photo by Craig Sugden)

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‘It’s not all that glitters is gold, half the story has never been told’ - Bob Marley

Lively up yourself and celebrate the story of Jamaica’s global superstar, as the electrifying new production, Get Up, Stand Up! The Bob Marley Musical, bursts into life from October 2021 at the Lyric Theatre, London.

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The Lyric Theatre opened on 17 Dec. 1888. From the twentieth century, the theatre's typically hosted plays and musicals. Notable shows include *The Royal Family* starring Laurence Olivier, and the original production of Willy Russell’s *Blood Brothers*.

In recent years, the Lyric Theatre has become heavily associated with Michael Jackson — the *Thriller Live* concert ran for 13 years. Michael Jackson then made way for Bob Marley with *Get Up, Stand Up! The Bob Marley Story.* Nimax Theatres has owned the Lyric Theatre since 2005.

## Lyric Theatre Seating Information

The auditorium has four levels – Stalls, Dress Circle, Upper Circle and Balcony. In the Stalls, the view of the stage is slightly obscured by the overhang of the Dress Circle in Rows Q and R. 

In the Dress Circle, there is a shallow rake.

The Upper Circle offers shallow legroom. The balcony does not hinder the view. 

The Balcony is very high up, but the seats offer a good view of the stage.

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