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See Olivier Award-winner Giles Terera (Hamilton) in this Tony Award-winning musical.
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About Passing Strange

★★★★★ - City AM

★★★★ - The Guardian

★★★★ - Financial Times

★★★★ - The Telegraph

★★★★ - i News

The European premiere of the Tony Award-winning rock musicalPassing Strange.

You know, it's weird when you wake up in the morning and realize that your entire adult life was based on a decision made by a teenager. A stoned teenager.

A young musician sets out on an electrifying musical odyssey to find himself and his place in the world, swapping his middle-class L.A. upbringing for punk rock and protest in 1980s Amsterdam and Berlin.

Olivier Award-winner Giles Terera (Hamilton)Rachel Adedeji (Dreaming Whilst Black) and Keenan Munn-Francis (Black Dog) star in the European premiere of Passing Strange. Directed by Liesl Tommy (Aretha Franklin biopic Respect, Tony nominated Eclipsed), with book and lyrics by Stew and music by Stew Stewart and Heidi Rodewald.

"Its big heart throbs to the sound of electric guitars... Richer in wit, feeling and sheer personality than most of what is classified as musical theater" (New York Times).

"A thrilling score in which rock, punk, funk and gospel conduct a revival meeting that blows the roof off" (Rolling Stone).

Please note that Brandon Lee Sears will play the part of the Narrator on Wednesday matinee and evening performances

Run time

2hr 35min. Incl. 20min interval.

Start date

14th May, 2024

End date

6th July, 2024

Categories

Age

Ages 14+.

Production note
Themes of grief and bereavement. Strong language, including sexually explicit language. Discussions about and depiction of drug use and sex work. Depictions of violence, political unrest and rioting. Mentions of slavery, passing mention of Nazism.
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132 Reviews

Walt61

Walt61

84 Reviews | 15 Followers
90%
Entertaining, Enchanting, Delightful, Clever

See it if Great story, even better songs, what a cast and band.

Don’t see it if Not typical musical theatre.

Alex Room

Alex Room

229 Reviews | 42 Followers
90%
Insipid, Great singing, Great staging, Great writing, Great acting

See it if Wanna see something crazy and different. Truly a bonkers show which uses the autoriun to the max

Don’t see it if if your sensitiven;

Katie 335834

Katie 335834

125 Reviews | 5 Followers
89%
Must see, Great staging, Great singing, Absorbing

See it if You like modern musicals with a strong story

Don’t see it if You want a classical musical

Chrissie 3334

Chrissie 3334

24 Reviews | 0 Followers
85%
Refreshing, Great singing, Great acting, Entertaining, Clever

See it if Like musical theatre as opposed to a musical. Most of the music is very good, interesting story, lots of humour. Cast work hard

Don’t see it if You find loud music irritating

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Venue

66 The Cut, London, United Kingdom, SE1 8LZ

Directions

Location: Fringe/Off West End
Railway station: Waterloo
Bus numbers: Pocock Street (Stop V) 40, 63
Car park: National Car Park Ltd

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