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Season Preview:
The Alexandra
Winter, Spring and Summer 2020
Jam packed with touring shows plus local content from BMOS and an annual theatre experience. The Alexandra has plenty to check out before the end of August 2020.
Ghost Stories (8th to 11th January)
Who doesn’t love a show that comes with a warning? The Alexandra’s booking page says:
Please note: Ghost Stories contains moments of extreme shock and tension. The show is unsuitable for anyone under the age of 15. We strongly advise those of a nervous disposition to think very seriously before attending.
Gulp!
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The Bodyguard (21st January to 1st February)
Not the BBC One TV show which is also sort of based on the Whitney Houston film. This is the UK tour of the hit production starting Alexandra Burke at.. The Alexandra.
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Kay Mellor’s Band Of Gold (10th to 15th February)
Laurie Brett, Gaynor Faye, Kieron Richardson, Shayne Ward and Sacha Parkinson bring the ground-breaking drama to the stage.
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Peter Pan Goes Wrong (18th to 22nd February)
From the team behind The Play that Goes Wrong comes a broken Peter Pan production like no other.
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Buddy – The Buddy Holly Story (3rd to 7th March)
Over 20 years ago I first reviewed The Buddy Holly Story, without knowing anything about the life and death of Buddy Holly. A huge celebration of lives cut short.
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What’s in a Name? (11th to 14th March)
Underlying tensions are exposed when Vincent and Anna reveal what they will name their child. This Birmingham Rep production of the hit French comedy drama comes to The Alexandra as part of its first UK tour.
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Everybody’s Talking About Jamie (16th to 21st March)
The hit West End musical based on a true story lands in Birmingham with Layton Williams as Jamie and Shane Richie as Hugo/Loco Chanelle.
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The Woman in Black (31st March to 4th April)
The Alexandra says:
The Woman in Black combines the power and intensity of live theatre with a cinematic quality inspired by the world of film noir. The formula delivers an evening of unremitting drama, transporting the audience into a terrifying and ghostly world.
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Riverdance 25 (6th to 9th April)
As stage legends go Riverdance is up there. This production is reimagined for its 25th anniversary.
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Dial M for Murder (20th to 25th April)
Tom Chambers leads a new version of the classic story.
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Footloose (4th to 9th May)
The Alexandra says:
Based on the 1980s screen sensation which took the world by storm, Footloose sizzles with spirit, fun and the best in UK musical talent. With cutting edge modern choreography, you’ll enjoy classic 80s hits including Holding Out for a Hero, Almost Paradise, Let’s Hear It For The Boy and of course the unforgettable title track Footloose.
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Some Mothers Do ‘Ave ‘Em (19th to 23rd May)
Accident prone Frank Spencer returns to the stage played by Joe Pasquale as the 1970s comedy comes to life.
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Once (1st to 6th June)
The Alexandra says:
Once tells the uplifting yet yearning story of a part-time Dublin guitarist busker (who works by day in his dad’s Hoover repair shop) who falls unexpectedly in love with a young Czech immigrant fellow musician. As we follow their relationship across five short days, big changes happen to both of them in little ways.
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Guys and Dolls (9th to 13th June)
Birmingham’s BMOS Musical Theatre Company returns with Guys and Dolls the 1950s musical.
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Beautiful – The Carole King Musical (14th to 18th July)
This lovely production about the life of Carole King makes a welcome return to the Birmingham stage.
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Fame (26th to 29th August)
Following 2019’s production of Singin’ in the Rain, the Alexandra Stage Experience returns for 2020 with Fame. Set over four years the story tells the life of students at the famous New York school for performing arts.
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The Alexandra is less than five minutes walk from Birmingham New Street Station and ten minutes walk from Birmingham Moor Street Station. While the main entrance on Suffolk Queensway is not step free, the special side entrance on Station Street has access to eight wheelchair friendly spaces in the stalls. Discover more >> HERE <<.
