Singin' in the Rain - Cancelled

SINGIN’ IN THE RAIN – Cancelled

Michael Harrison and Jonathan Church present
The Chichester Festival Theatre and Stage Entertainment Production of

Based on the classic Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer film
Screenplay by
BETTY COMDEN and ADOLPH GREEN

Songs by
NACIO HERB BROWN and ARTHUR FREED

Performed by arrangement with Music Theatre International (Europe) Limited

A smash-hit at Chichester Festival Theatre and in the West End, Jonathan Church’s critically acclaimed production of Singin’ in the Rain is back to make a splash in 2022.

Journey back to the glamour of Hollywood during the roaring 20’s. Silent movie star Don Lockwood has it all, a string of hit films and a studio-engineered romance with the most beautiful actress in town. What Don doesn’t know is that the silver screen is about to find its voice, and a chance meeting with a talented young chorus girl set to steal his heart promises to change both Don, and Hollywood, forever.

High-energy choreography and sumptuous set design (including over 14,000 litres of water on stage every night) combine with the charm, romance and wit of one of the world’s best- loved films. Singin’ in the Rain features the glorious MGM score including Good Morning, Make ‘em Laugh, Moses Supposes and the legendary Singin’ in the Rain

Don’t save it for a rainy day, book your tickets now!

Poster photography: Chris Nash, Production photography: Manuel Harlan

Group discounts available:

Groups 10+: £5 off (excl Balc and Fri/Sat)
Groups 20+: £6 off (excl Balc and Fri/Sat)
Groups 40+: £7 off (excl Balc and Fri/Sat)

Schools: £16 per ticket plus 1 in 10 free, upper circle and rear stalls only, Wed/Thu performances.

To book more than 10 tickets, please contact the box office.

***** ‘THRILLINGLY INVENTIVE CHOREOGRAPHY.  A NIGHT OF SHEER DELIGHT’
The Daily Telegraph

***** ‘THIS ALL-TAPPING, ALL-SPLASHING SHOW WILL PUT A SMILE ON ANYONE’S FACE’
Daily Express

***** ‘ONE OF THE MOST MARVELLOUS MOVIE MUSICALS OF ALL TIME. NOW BIGGER, BOLDER AND BETTER’
Mail on Sunday

***** ‘SINGIN’ IN THE RAIN NEVER PUTS A FOOT WRONG’
Financial Times