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Following its smash hit tour of the United States, a hugely successful West End season at London's Palace Theatre, and, of course, the original 2001 UK tour which smashed box-office records across the country, Bill Kenwright's critically acclaimed production of Andrew Lloyd Webber and Jim Steinman's Whistle Down the Wind is set to thrill audiences once again.
An extraordinary and uplifting tale about the transforming power of love, Whistle Down the Wind is based on the beloved sixties film starring Hayley Mills, and features numerous multi-award-winning songs, including Boyzone's international hit No Matter What (which topped the UK charts for 6 weeks).
In a twist of fate the bright-eyed and youthful Swallow discovers a mysterious man hiding in her family's barn. When she asks for his identity the first words he utters are 'Jesus Christ'...and it's as though her prayers have been answered. While the rest of the townspeople are searching for a fugitive escaped from jail, Swallow gathers the town's children who make a pact to protect their new found saviour from the cruelties of the outside world.
Truly inspiring, Whistle Down the Wind shows how powerful love can be when the innocence of childhood collides with the cynicism of the adult world. In a stunning combination of multi-award-winning songs, powerful all new staging and epic storytelling, Whistle Down the Wind is a record breaking theatrical sensation that is both mesmerizing and moving.
Music by Andrew Lloyd Webber
Lyrics by Jim Steinman
Based on the original novel by Mary Hayley Bell and the film produced by Richard Attenborough and directed by Bryan Forbes from a screenplay by Keith Waterhouse and Willis Hall
With book by Patricia Knop, Gale Edwards and Andrew Lloyd Webber
Designed by Paul Farnsworth
Lighting designed by Nick Richings
Choreography by Henry Metcalfe
Musical Direction by David Steadman
Directed by Bill Kenwright
Ticket prices and times
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Performance days and times: |
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Ticket prices |
Mon - Fri Eve & Sat Mat |
Wed Mat |
Sat Eve |
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Stalls & Dress Circle |
£27, £30, £33 |
£16.50, £19.50, £22.50 |
£29, £32, £35 |
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Upper Circle |
£15.50, £17.50 |
£12.50 |
£16.50, £18.50 |
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Lounges (seat 6) |
£198 |
£135 |
£210 |
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Boxes (seat 4) |
£62, £108 |
£50, £66 |
£66, £116 |
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Concessions Special Offers
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£3 off. Groups of 12 or more: £3 off and every 13th seat free. Schools/Colleges: £10 rear stalls or £7.50 upper circle plus one free teacher / supervisor with every ten children (Mon Eve & Wed Mat only). Family Ticket: 1 Full paying adult may bring 2 children at half full adult price (Mon / Tue Eves & Wed / Sat Mats only). Please note, one concession / offer per ticket only. |
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Access performances
Audio Described performance: Wednesday 30 June, 2pm
Captioned performance: Saturday 3 July, 2.30pm
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Whistle Down the Wind
Great show, Jonathan Ansell is amazing as The Man.
Posted by
Will Lock. 01 Jul 2010
Whistle Down the Wind
enjoyed the show immensly all the cast and children were outstanding music really good i would...
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