Sweet Charity -Moves its Rhythm To The Haymarket 2010

#1

Sweet Charity -Moves its Rhythm To The Haymarket 2010

Posted: 4/7/10 at 9:40am

If they could see her now!








...well they can....
Theatre Royal Haymarket
Previews from April 23rd and Gala Opening May 4th

The board seemed a little quiet regarding posters visiting the show at the Menier. Maybe everyone was waiting for the inevitable transfer.

Updated On: 4/7/10 at 09:40 AM

#2

Sweet Charity -Moves its Rhythm To The Haymarket 2010

Posted: 4/7/10 at 10:20am

Im a big supporter of this show. Best thing the Menier have done.

Tamzin deserves Best Actress next year, and leads an incredably talented company.

Any fan of theatre should see it, brilliant night out.

#3

Sweet Charity -Moves its Rhythm To The Haymarket 2010

Posted: 4/7/10 at 10:26am

The complete West End cast now announced:
Tamzin Outhwaite will share the stage a second time with cast members from the original Menier production, they are Mark Umbers, Josefina Gabrielle, Tiffany Graves & Paul J. Medford.
New joiners for the transfer are:
Jack Edwards, Ebony Molina, Rachael Archer, Richard Jones, Gemma Maclean, Zak Nemorin, Richard Roe, Annalisa Rossi and Jez Unwin, all also from the original company, will return, newly joined by Kenneth Avery-Clark, Matthew Barrow, Joanna Goodwin, Alexis Owen Hobbs & Laura Scott.

#4

Sweet Charity -Moves its Rhythm To The Haymarket 2010

Posted: 4/7/10 at 10:29am

Its a shame in a way Matthew Barrow is just in the ensemble, he is an amazing singer and deserves a bigger role. Still, great to see him at least in the West End!

Mark Umbers does an amazing job in this too in all 3 roles.

#5

Sweet Charity -Moves its Rhythm To The Haymarket 2010

Posted: 4/7/10 at 12:53pm

Princeton2, with all respect, Sheridan Smith deserves Best Actress next year! lol

#6

Sweet Charity -Moves its Rhythm To The Haymarket 2010

Posted: 4/7/10 at 1:26pm

Well I think it is safe to assume nobody has a chance of beating Sheridan in the Whatsonstage Awards, but the Oliviers could go anywhere.

#7

Sweet Charity -Moves its Rhythm To The Haymarket 2010

Posted: 4/7/10 at 2:08pm

I saw it at the Menier, it's so good! I'll definitely try and see it at the Haymarket. :)

#8

Sweet Charity -Moves its Rhythm To The Haymarket 2010

Posted: 4/7/10 at 2:14pm

I saw it at the Menier as well. I'll be interested to see how it looks at the Haymarket

#9

Sweet Charity -Moves its Rhythm To The Haymarket 2010

Posted: 4/7/10 at 2:50pm

is this getting new art work? i hate the art work atm, and usually when the menier productions transfer they get brand spanking new posters etc...is there any hope with this?

#10

Sweet Charity -Moves its Rhythm To The Haymarket 2010

Posted: 4/7/10 at 3:03pm

lol id personally disagree with Sheridan Smith, but your right that she will probably get the Whatsonstage one, possible outsider being Sierra Boggess

#11

Sweet Charity -Moves its Rhythm To The Haymarket 2010

Posted: 4/7/10 at 3:30pm

This is the official website (not open yet). The artwork isn't that different.
http://www.sweetcharitywestend.com/

#12

Sweet Charity -Moves its Rhythm To The Haymarket 2010

Posted: 4/7/10 at 5:15pm

I will be looking forward to seeing this, no nothing about the show, but everyome is saying it's a blast.

#13

Sweet Charity -Moves its Rhythm To The Haymarket 2010

Posted: 4/7/10 at 5:31pm

Love the score, was kicking myself for not booking to see it at the Menier when I had the chance, can't wait to see it at the Haymarket.

Will be my third show in under a year at that beautiful venue. I wasn't too enamoured of the set for Breakfast at Tiffany's, loved the stark, crumbling simplicity of Waiting For Godot and have no idea whatsoever to expect for Sweet Charity.

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Seen some shows in my time....

#14

Sweet Charity -Moves its Rhythm To The Haymarket 2010

Posted: 4/7/10 at 5:35pm

Camp and more camp!

#15

Sweet Charity -Moves its Rhythm To The Haymarket 2010

Posted: 4/7/10 at 5:51pm

Something like this you mean Mama? :

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Seen some shows in my time....

Updated On: 4/7/10 at 05:51 PM

#16

Sweet Charity -Moves its Rhythm To The Haymarket 2010

Posted: 4/7/10 at 5:57pm

I have often walked down that street before....

#17

Sweet Charity -Moves its Rhythm To The Haymarket 2010

Posted: 4/8/10 at 4:16am

Really cannot wait to see this at the Haymarket! I went to see a version at the Oxford Playhouse last night, and while not West End Standard it reminded me how much I love this score and the story!! I'll be booking for this forsure!!

#18

Sweet Charity -Moves its Rhythm To The Haymarket 2010

Posted: 4/8/10 at 4:09pm

What are my chances of getting a ticket to see this on the day of the 23rd of 24th? Thanks :)

#19

Sweet Charity -Moves its Rhythm To The Haymarket 2010

Posted: 4/8/10 at 4:21pm

Quite good, they are doing dayseats in the front row for £21

#20

Sweet Charity -Moves its Rhythm To The Haymarket 2010

Posted: 4/8/10 at 5:06pm

Thanks for the info Mark_E :)

#21

Sweet Charity -Moves its Rhythm To The Haymarket 2010

Posted: 4/12/10 at 5:55am

Website now live:
http://www.sweetcharitywestend.com/

#22

Sweet Charity -Moves its Rhythm To The Haymarket 2010

Posted: 4/12/10 at 6:06am

I really can't get excited about this - awesome though the production may be (I didn't get to see it at the Menier), it doesn't change the fact that the show itself is rather...vapid and empty at its core. It was always meant to be a tired businessman show, and those don't really tickle my fancy enough to get excited about them.

#23

Sweet Charity -Moves its Rhythm To The Haymarket 2010

Posted: 4/12/10 at 6:09am

I am with Tiggosaurus on this, I wished I booked a ticket at the Mernier while I had a chance, still kicking myself.

#24

Sweet Charity -Moves its Rhythm To The Haymarket 2010

Posted: 4/12/10 at 6:12am

Not one of my favs either EX.

#25

Sweet Charity -Moves its Rhythm To The Haymarket 2010

Posted: 4/12/10 at 7:36am

I am with Tiggosaurus on this, I wished I booked a ticket at the Mernier while I had a chance, still kicking myself.