With a selection of smash-hit and critically acclaimed shows taking to the Hippodrome stage over the next year, there is something for everyone. Jon Gilchrist, Artistic Director and Chief Executive Officer at Birmingham Hippodrome said: “ We’ve had an exciting summer in Birmingham, and we’re hoping to bring that same spirit of joy and celebration into the autumn season.
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Other Patrick Studio highlights this season include Fatherhood by Altered Skin (Thu 27 & Fri 28 Oct) a physical theatre piece looking at the complexities of fatherhood and Schechter II (Thu 24 & Fri 25 Nov), a rhythmic, fiercely energetic and exhilarating performance from celebrated choreographer Hofesh Shechter, as well as the return of popular events Jumprov (Sat 8 Oct), Hit The Ode(Fri 4 Nov) and Catwalk Extravaganza (12 Nov). This will be performed by an ensemble cast starring Dritan Kastrati himself. Looking ahead to March 2023, How Not to Drown (Tue 7 Mar & Wed 8 March 2023) will tell the story of Dritan who after the end of the Kosovan War, is sent on the notoriously perilous journey across the Adriatic with a gang of people smugglers to a new life in Europe. This brand-new production will reveal the untold relationship between Her Majesty Queen Victoria I and two extraordinary women of colour, Sarah Forbes Bonetta and Sophia Duleep Singh. In October, Blackstory Partnership will present the UK Premiere of SHE’S ROYAL (Tue 18 & Weds 19 Oct ). The Patrick Studio will also see a programme of works telling vital stories.
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In the Patrick Studio Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler’s beloved Tales from Acorn Wood at Christmas ( Tues 13 – Sat 31 Dec) will be brought to life on stage for the first time in an enchanting lift-the-flap experience, packed full of toe-tapping songs, puppetry, and all the friends from Acorn Wood – the perfect family show for younger children.
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Marti joins Birmingham panto legend Matt Slack, TV celebrity Dr Ranj and actress, singer and television personality Suzanne Shaw alongside Hippodrome favourites Doreen Tipton and Andrew Ryan in this star-studded, action-packed adventure full of laughter, music and dance. The UK’s biggest regional panto is back this December, with Marti Pellow returning to Birmingham as The Rat Man in the ultimate pantomime adventure, Dick Whittington (Sat 17 Dec – Sun ). Birmingham Royal Ballet return with Sir Peter Wright’s world-famous production of The Nutcracker ( Sat 19 Nov – Sat 10 Dec) following a million-pound refurbishment. Previously announced highlights include The Lincoln Center Theater’s critically acclaimed My Fair Lady following a run at the London Coliseum (Wed 8 Mar – Sat ), the return of Titanic The Musical (Tue 18 – Sat ) as part of the hit production’s 10 th anniversary tour and feel good celebration of soul The Commitments ( Mon 24 – Sat ).īirmingham Hippodrome’s festive season is jam packed with fun for all the family.
Telling the devilishly delicious tale of young golden ticket winner Charlie Bucket and the mysterious confectionary wizard Willy Wonka, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory – The Musical ( Tue 17 Oct – Sun ), will visit Birmingham Hippodrome on its first ever UK & Ireland Tour in October 2023 taking audiences to a world of pure imagination. October 2023 sees the arrival of smash-hit musical Everybody’s Talking About Jamie (Tue 10 – ) following a record-breaking three-year West End residency, a sold-out UK & Ireland Tour and an Amazon Studios award-winning film. All singing, all-dancing, family show The SpongeBob Musical (Tue 11 – Sat ) will visit Birmingham Hippodrome as part of its premiere UK tour and make a splash with audiences young and old.
The six wives of Henry VIII will take to the mic to tell their tales when the international smash hit musical SIX! (28 Feb – ) makes its royal return to the Hippodrome stage next February following its previous sell-out success in 2021. Birmingham Hippodrome have today announced a line-up of new productions for 2023 including a stellar line up of West End and Broadway smash-hit musicals.
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