Theatre Royal Drury Lane
Catherine Street, West End, London WC2B 5JF
Venue informationSee the European premiere of YOUR LIE IN APRIL the musical in concert during it’s limited run at the West End’s Theatre Royal Drury Lane.
This adaption is based on Your Lie in April, a five-million-selling manga by Naoshi Arakawa – one of the most popular romantic stories and greatest tearjerkers in manga history.
Many of the same creative team as ‘Death Note – The Musical in Concert’ are back together, including director Nick Winston (Bonnie & Clyde) and designer Justin Williams. Music by Broadway composer Frank Wildhorn (Bonnie & Clyde, Jekyll & Hyde).
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What is Your Lie in April about?
This musical adaption of a manga favourite story, ‘Your Lie in April’, brings to life the poignant story of Kōsei Arima, a young piano prodigy, and his inability to play following his mother’s death. He strikes a friendship with violinist Kaori Miyazono and she slowly encourages him to perform again.
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Running Time
TBC
Cast & Creatives
Cast: Zheng Xi Yong, Rumi Sutton, Rachel Clare Chan, Dean John-Wilson, Joanna Ampil, Yuki Abe, Jade Albertson, Hannah Yun Chamberlain, Lauren Chia, Chris Fung, Imogen Rose Hart, Samuel How, Eu Jin Hwang, Michael Lin, JoJo Meredith, Jason Yang-Westland, Ernest Stroud and Julie Yammanee.
Creatives: Naoshi Arakawa (Based on the Manga by), Riko Sakaguchi (Book), Rinne B. Groff (English Language Book), Frank Wildhorn (Music), Carly Robin Green, Tracy Miller (Lyrics), Jason Howland (Music Arrangement and Orchestration), Nick Winston (Director and Choreographer), Katy Richardson (Musical Supervisor), Justin Williams (Set Design), Kimie Nakano (Costume Design), Simon Sheriff (Lighting Design), Adam Fisher (Sound Design), Chris Poon (Musical Director), Carter Dixon McGill Productions, Indie Theatrical UK, Pinnacle Productions, Scott Prisand and Cuffe & Taylor (Producers) in association with Rob Kolson and Liesl Wilke.
