20th Century Boy - The Marc Bolan Story is at The Bristol Hippodrome from 12-17 May 2014

20th Century Boy - The Marc Bolan Story is at The Bristol Hippodrome from 12-17 May 2014

Posted on: 19 Apr 2014

20th Century Boy, the smash hit musical based on glam rock legend Marc Bolan will be showing at The Bristol Hippodrome from 12-17 May 2014.

 

West End and musical theatre star Warren Sollars (Mamma Mia!, From Here To Eternity, Our House), in the role of the Glam Rock legend Marc Bolan, will lead the cast of the musical alongside TV stars Sue Jenkins (Brookside, Coronation Street, How We Used To Live) and Luke Bailey (Waterloo Road, Casualty Scallywagga). 

 

The original production from an idea by Brian Dunham, Colin Giffin and Nicky Graham, was highly successful and critically acclaimed in multiple venues. This new production, that is a result of a five years’ work, is now on tour throughout the UK showcasing 24 of Marc Bolan and T.Rex’s best-known iconic hits including Ride A White Swan, I Love To Boogie and Get It On.

 

Gary Lloyd (Thriller Live, Fame), both director and choreographer, said “After working on this very special project for over five years, I am extremely excited to take Marc Bolan's classic catalogue of songs out on the road in the UK. Marc is still very loved by a whole generation of fans and I really hope this piece will open up some of his greatest hitsto a whole new generation. With a remarkable new cast, including Sue Jenkins, Luke Bailey and Warren Sollars, we are celebrating with this number one national tour. I hope the UK are ready to don their feather boas, rock out in their 70's heels and Get It On!"

 

Completing the cast are Jade Albertson, Matthew Ashcroft, Lakesha Cammock, Andy Coxon, Llandyl Gove, Nathan Graham, Donna Hines, Christopher Hunt, Peter Manchester, Chris Milford, Katia Sartini, Steve Simmonds, Lucy Sinclair and Naomi Slights.

 

20TH CENTURY BOY – THE MUSICAL

Monday 12th – Saturday 17th May 2014

Evenings at 7.30pm with matinees at 2.30 pm on Wednesday and Saturday. Tickets range from £12.90 to £36.90 and concessions are available for certain shows.


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