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An American In Paris in London
Starring:
Robert Fairchild, Leanne Cope
Are you ready for a sensuous modern romance, a show that has already wowed audiences in Paris and on Broadway? Don't miss your chance to experience a musical featuring a suite of unforgettable George and Ira Gershwin songs including I Got Rhythm, 'S Wonderful and They Can't Take That Away From Me, as well as the sublime An American in Paris itself.
An American in Paris – The Story
American Jerry Mulligan is young, strong and fit, ready for love. The Second World War has just ended and Jerry is in Paris, a city filled with new hope and possibilities after the ravages of six devastating years of conflict. An ex-GI, Jerry wants to stay in Paris and start a new life as an artist. When he runs across the young and very beautiful dancer, Lise, the backdrop of the Paris streets becomes totally magical, transformed by their love into a sensual wonderland of art, friendship and joy in the aftermath of war.
The show's world première raised the roof at Paris's gorgeous Théâtre du Châtelet, then transferred to Broadway in a blaze of critical glory. It's the most-awarded musical of the year, hailed as a triumph of the stage musical genre.
The New York Times calls the production “a perfect integration of dance, romance and classic Gershwin”. The Chicago Tribune calls it a “spectacular production”. The Independent newspaper says it's a “breathtakingly beautiful staging of the MGM musical”, just three of a collection of excellent reviews. Now it's making its way to London, the theatrical event of 2017 and a truly stunning re imagining of the Oscar winning MGM film.
The musical is playing at the newly-refurbished and restored Grade 2 listed Dominion theatre, the perfect venue for a wonderful romance, a feel-good classic in the making. The original, award-winning Broadway stars Robert Fairchild and Leanne Cope are coming over the Atlantic to do their spectacular thing in England's capital, joined by a large, talented cast of more than fifty actors, dancers and musicians. And it's directed and choreographed to perfection by the Olivier and Tony award-winner Christopher Wheeldon.
The respected Pulitzer Prize finalist Craig Lucas wrote the show, with amazing set and costume designs by the seven-time Tony winner Bob Crowley, with big theatrical hits like The Audience and Mary Poppins under his belt. Creative projections come from 59 Productions, who played a part in the 2012 Olympic Games Opening Ceremony, and the Tony-winning orchestrations are by Christopher Austin, Don Sebesky and Bill Elliott. Sound comes courtesy of Jon Weston and the lighting is by Natasha Katz, another multiple Tony award-winner. Whatever angle you look at it from, this is star-studded stuff!
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An American In Paris Ticket Information
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Saturday, 6 January 2018
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Children under 5 will not be admitted.
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Please note that Stalls Row C & D offer a great, clear view but due to the proximity of the stage they may miss some of the footwork.
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Last weekA bit slow to start but beautiful choreography throughout. The leading lady became unwell but the understudy was remarkable. The leading man also shone for me.
A Reviewed on 20 January 2018 by Ann
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classic pleasant entertainmentG Reviewed on 18 January 2018 by Giorgio
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Very enjoyable showS Reviewed on 07 January 2018 by Sarah
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A must seeE Reviewed on 07 January 2018 by Elaine
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Magical!E Reviewed on 06 January 2018 by Elisa
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American in Paris OK!R Reviewed on 04 January 2018 by Robin
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Lovely music and dancingH Reviewed on 03 January 2018 by Henry
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The second time I have seen this - and still excellentBravo to the understudy for the leading role - stepping in midway through a performance is quite a challenge and she was excellent
P Reviewed on 03 January 2018 by Paul
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A must seeThe singing, dancing and music were all first class. Absolutely brilliant.
M Reviewed on 02 January 2018 by Mary
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Ballad, MusicalHaving not watched the film and only seen musicals where I knew the music, this was a refreshing changed. Thoroughly enjoyed the whole experience.
M Reviewed on 02 January 2018 by Michael
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2017
Saigon stumbles on Broadway whilst Paris soars in the West End
by Phil Willmott | Monday, March 27 2017, 09:59
Often visitors from New York will ask me what theatre I'd recommend they see whilst in the U.K. And, honestly, that's quite a difficult question to answer. So many hit shows have either already been seen in New York or are about transfer there.
This cross-fertilisation began in the late 1980s, a strange decade in the history of New York musicals when they weren't producing anything of note whilst the British were dominating the world with Andrew Lloyd Webber musicals like Cats and Phantom of the Opera and mega hits also produced by Cameron Macintosh including Les Miserables and Miss Saigon, both of which earned their reputations in the West End before taking American Theatre by storm.
Saigon stumbles on Broadway whilst Paris soars in the West End2017
Review: An American in Paris
by Daniel Perks | Thursday, March 16 2017, 10:16
One of Wheeldon’s finest moments that captures the romantic essence of its Parisian roots and brings it into the present day. Experience a cast and creative team working its peak in a fitting homage to an iconic style.
Think of American Jazz and the roaring twenties and you automatically think of the Gershwin brothers. George and Ira are synonymous with the style – Rhapsody in Blue; virtuoso piano jazz standards; lilting, dreamy trumpet melodies; plush orchestration. All the aspects of a timeless classic composition can be found in An American In Paris – fitting, since it is itself one of the true great films of its era, a bastion of historical Hollywood in all its intoxicating glamour.
Review: An American in Paris2017
Rehearsals begin for AN AMERICAN IN PARIS
by Phil Willmott | Tuesday, January 17 2017, 14:58
One of the most life enhancing shows I've ever seen on Broadway is the Gershwin musical AN AMERICAN IN PARIS and I'm delighted to report that rehearsals have begun for The West End production.
The plot is described in today's official press release as the story of "Jerry Mulligan is an American GI striving to make it as a painter in a city suddenly bursting with hope and possibility. Following a chance encounter with a beautiful young dancer named Lise, the streets of Paris become the backdrop to a sensuous, modern romance of art, friendship and love in the aftermath of war"
Rehearsals begin for AN AMERICAN IN PARIS2016
An American in Paris is coming to London
by Phil Willmott | Friday, April 22 2016, 16:09
The rumours were true!
Broadway’s Tony Award-winning new musical AN AMERICAN IN PARIS is coming to the West End, opening at the Dominion Theatre in March 2017
An American in Paris is coming to London2016
Review: AN AMERICAN IN PARIS at the Palace Theatre, New York City
by Davor Golub | Friday, March 25 2016, 10:27
Word on the street is that the show will be coming to London sometime in 2017.
Over the past 15 years there has been a plethora of adaptations of Hollywood movies into stage musicals. The success of these ventures from film to the stage depends on whether or not the theatrical team behind the transfer is able to create a piece that is not just a lazy copy but rather one that has a unique theatrical language and reason for being on the stage.
Review: AN AMERICAN IN PARIS at the Palace Theatre, New York CityLondon's Most Popular Shows
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