Jodie Prenger is heading to The Lowry in Salford to star in Andrew Lloyd Webber and Don Black’s classic musical TELL ME ON A SUNDAY.
Running from 19th – 23rd October 2021, TELL ME ON A SUNDAY charts the romantic misadventures of a young English girl in New York in the heady days of the 1980’s.
Brimming with optimism, she seeks success and love. But as she weaves her way through the maze of the city and her own anxieties, frustrations and heartaches she begins to wonder whether she’s been looking for love in all the wrong places.
The show’s producer, Jamie Wilson, said: “We are thrilled that we are able to revive the acclaimed Watermill Theatre production of Andrew Lloyd Webber and Don Black’s ell Me On A Sunday to be able to play a part in the re-opening of theatres around the UK.
“Tell Me On A Sunday, with its cast of just one actress, is probably the most naturally socially-distanced musical in the world!
“We are delighted that Jodie Prenger is able to return to this role to reprise her incredible performance as “Emma”. This production is the perfect way for audiences to support their local theatre with this classic show.”
LISTING INFORMATION
TELL ME ON A SUNDAY
Tuesday 19th – Saturday 23rd October 2021
The Lowry, Salford, Pier 8, Salford Quays, M50 3AZ
Tickets on-sale now: www.thelowry.com
This iconic musical features Andrew Lloyd Webber’s wonderful score, accompanied live by West End musicians, including the chart-topping Take That Look Off Your Face, and title track Tell Me On A Sunday.
Jodie Prenger’s last visit to The Lowry was as the star of the National Theatre’s production of A Taste of Honey.
Originally conceived for television, TELL ME ON A SUNDAY has been performed by many legendary musical theatre stars including Marti Webb, Bernadette Peters and Sarah Brightman.
This new production for 2021 will include an intimate chat with Jodie and musical director Francis Goodhand about life, love and playing the role of Emma.
For more information about the show, visit: www.tellmeontour.co.uk
TELL ME ON A SUNDAY is directed by Paul Foster, has musical direction by Francis Goodhand and musical supervision by Catherine Jayes. It is designed by David Woodhead with lighting design by Howard Hudson and sound design by Tom Marshall.
Mel Brooks' Young Frankenstein has tickled the funny bone of many over the years. It's…
We all know that Manchester has a reputation for enjoying a drop of rain, so…
It's the most wonderful time of the year, and what a better way to get…
Alaa Shehada’s one man show about growing up in Jenin is a funny and powerful…
Tom Clarkson and Owen Visser have returned with their anarchic Christmas show, The Christmas Thing.…
It’s December and that can only mean one thing: it’s almost Christmas—well, two things, because…