Top 5 London Musicals For a Girls' Night Out
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Leave the men at home and enjoy a fantastic girls' night out at a West End musical. With so many shows to choose from, there are lots of ways to indulge your guilty pleasures... We've selected the best London musicals that are guaranteed to have you and your friends dancing in your seats!
London's West End offers a multitude of fantastic shows, perfect for a girl's night out, here's our guide to the top five.
Legally Blonde
Based on the glittering film of the same name, Legally Blonde The Musical at London's Savoy Theatre is feel-good, fun and fabulous. A sassy Sheridan Smith takes on the role of social butterfly and homecoming queen Elle Woods who enrols at Harvard Law School after her boyfriend (Duncan James from chart-topping band Blue) dumps her for someone more 'serious'. Just like the original, award-winning Broadway show, this West End production offers a sparkly line-up of great singing, dancing and (of course) lots of pink!
Mamma Mia!
Packed with all your favourite ABBA hits, from Dancing Queen to Souper Trouper, Mamma Mia! at London's Prince of Wales Theatre is the ultimate feel-good show. If you've seen the film, you'll know the story already: a mother, daughter, 3 possible dads. Set on Greek island paradise, the enchanting tale of love, laughter and friendship unfolds to the unmistakable soundtrack of ABBA's classic songs. With music that good, you can't go wrong!
Dirty Dancing
Make a date to see Dirty Dancing at London's Aldwych Theatre and prepare to have the time of your lives. This stage production of the much-loved film starring Patrick Swayze revives the classic story of Baby and Johnny as they defy the odds to follow their hearts and feet. See all your favourite moments and songs right before your eyes. And because you're among friends, there's no spoilsport guy to roll his eyes when you swoon at the famous lift!
Grease
The unforgettable songs, the flamboyant clothes, the drama, the romance... it's no wonder Grease remains the most popular musical around. Gather your 'pink ladies' and join Sandy, Danny and the gang at London's Piccadilly Theatre as they belt out all your favourite hits, including You're The One That I Want, Hopelessly Devoted To You and Greased Lightnin'. Currently reprising the famous film roles played by John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John are bright young things Noel Sullivan (formerly if pop band Hear'say star) and Siobhan Dillon, from BBC talent show How Do You Solve a Problem Like Maria?
Priscilla Queen Of The Desert The Musical
The original TV heartthrob and star of stage and screen Jason Donovan sizzles in the lead role of Priscilla Queen of the Desert at London's Palace Theatre. Based on the Oscar-winning film of the same name, Priscilla Queen of the Desert has it all, outrageous costumes, dance-floor classics and wild adventures. Now you can enter the world of Tick (Jason Donovan), Bernadette (Tony Sheldon) and Adam (Oliver Thornton), the glamorous Sydney-based performing trio, as they take their show into the Australian outback onboard a battered old bus nicknamed Priscilla.
About The Author: For more information about London theatre tickets, visit http://www.visitlondon.com/events/theatre/
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Leave the men at home and enjoy a fantastic girls' night out at a West End musical. With so many shows to choose from, there are lots of ways to indulge your guilty pleasures... We've selected the best London musicals that are guaranteed to have you and your friends dancing in your seats!
London's West End offers a multitude of fantastic shows, perfect for a girl's night out, here's our guide to the top five.
Legally Blonde
Based on the glittering film of the same name, Legally Blonde The Musical at London's Savoy Theatre is feel-good, fun and fabulous. A sassy Sheridan Smith takes on the role of social butterfly and homecoming queen Elle Woods who enrols at Harvard Law School after her boyfriend (Duncan James from chart-topping band Blue) dumps her for someone more 'serious'. Just like the original, award-winning Broadway show, this West End production offers a sparkly line-up of great singing, dancing and (of course) lots of pink!
Mamma Mia!
Packed with all your favourite ABBA hits, from Dancing Queen to Souper Trouper, Mamma Mia! at London's Prince of Wales Theatre is the ultimate feel-good show. If you've seen the film, you'll know the story already: a mother, daughter, 3 possible dads. Set on Greek island paradise, the enchanting tale of love, laughter and friendship unfolds to the unmistakable soundtrack of ABBA's classic songs. With music that good, you can't go wrong!
Dirty Dancing
Make a date to see Dirty Dancing at London's Aldwych Theatre and prepare to have the time of your lives. This stage production of the much-loved film starring Patrick Swayze revives the classic story of Baby and Johnny as they defy the odds to follow their hearts and feet. See all your favourite moments and songs right before your eyes. And because you're among friends, there's no spoilsport guy to roll his eyes when you swoon at the famous lift!
Grease
The unforgettable songs, the flamboyant clothes, the drama, the romance... it's no wonder Grease remains the most popular musical around. Gather your 'pink ladies' and join Sandy, Danny and the gang at London's Piccadilly Theatre as they belt out all your favourite hits, including You're The One That I Want, Hopelessly Devoted To You and Greased Lightnin'. Currently reprising the famous film roles played by John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John are bright young things Noel Sullivan (formerly if pop band Hear'say star) and Siobhan Dillon, from BBC talent show How Do You Solve a Problem Like Maria?
Priscilla Queen Of The Desert The Musical
The original TV heartthrob and star of stage and screen Jason Donovan sizzles in the lead role of Priscilla Queen of the Desert at London's Palace Theatre. Based on the Oscar-winning film of the same name, Priscilla Queen of the Desert has it all, outrageous costumes, dance-floor classics and wild adventures. Now you can enter the world of Tick (Jason Donovan), Bernadette (Tony Sheldon) and Adam (Oliver Thornton), the glamorous Sydney-based performing trio, as they take their show into the Australian outback onboard a battered old bus nicknamed Priscilla.
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