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Post by Deleted on Oct 27, 2017 11:49:30 GMT
I hope that Callum Francis will be available to take it on tour as Lola. I’m not sure what the plan is for KB in Australia now... He was fantastic when I saw him last year in London.
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Post by Deleted on Oct 28, 2017 17:28:46 GMT
Can we just take a moment to congratulate the original queen Matt Henry... he became a Daddy this past week! 😊😊
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Post by Deleted on Oct 28, 2017 17:41:10 GMT
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Post by Deleted on Oct 28, 2017 18:05:52 GMT
Whoops, sorry @emicardiff, didn't see your initial post!  Aj well, lets celebrate he made it a week as a Dad! 😂 |
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Post by daniel on Nov 1, 2017 11:18:15 GMT
NORTHAMPTON Royal & Derngate
19 September - 6 October 2018
WOLVERHAMPTON Grand
16-27 October
NEWCASTLE Theatre Royal
29 October - 10 November
MANCHESTER Opera House
12 November - 1 December
EDINBURGH Playbouse
10 December 2018 - 5 January 2019
CANTERBURY Marlowe
14-26 January
STOKE-ON-TRENT Regent
28 January - 9 February
BRISTOL Hippodrome
25 February - 9 March
with more dates to follow.
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Post by HereForTheatre on Nov 1, 2017 11:19:45 GMT
Isn't it coming to Birmingham or Nottingham? I hope so.
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Post by daniel on Nov 1, 2017 11:23:40 GMT
Isn't it coming to Birmingham or Nottingham? I hope so. i would be surprised if it didn't later in the tour - its playing Wolverhampton early on so I'd imagine they'll schedule Birmingham as late as possible. |
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Post by ruby on Nov 1, 2017 12:47:33 GMT
Bristol on sale Monday for ATG card holders. I'll be ready, loved it in London!
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Post by ensembleswings on Nov 1, 2017 18:59:27 GMT
Can't believe I'm actually considering buying tickets for the tour on Monday. I don't mean that in a negative way, I was always planning on seeing the show when it comes to Bristol, I just mean its well over a year until it's actually in Bristol and I never buy tickets that far in advance (with the exception of Hamilton). Kinky Boots is one of my favourite shows so I'm hoping ticket prices will be reasonable and not overly excessive so I can justify seeing it a couple of times
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Post by daniel on Nov 1, 2017 21:44:00 GMT
Dynamic pricing (or simply price increases) are becoming more and more popular on U.K. tours these days, so I think you're absolutely right ensembleswings - however cheap (or not) the prices are on Monday, they're only going to get more expensive as the show gets closer! |
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Post by drowseychap on Nov 2, 2017 0:54:27 GMT
So glad it’s going on tour but is it me or tickets in general outpricing many  Birmingham rep new ticket pricing structure I was gobsmacked recently even very back for nativity were £££££ Now kinky in Wolverhampton £52.50 Think cheapest are around £25 but some are listening seats only ?? ! I bought some great seats at Adelphi recently for £35. Perfect and of course the great day seats .... but regional tickets are going up and up outpricing many of us |
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Post by Mark on Nov 2, 2017 9:11:35 GMT
So glad it’s going on tour but is it me or tickets in general outpricing many Birmingham rep new ticket pricing structure I was gobsmacked recently even very back for nativity were £££££ Now kinky in Wolverhampton £52.50 Think cheapest are around £25 but some are listening seats only ?? ! I bought some great seats at Adelphi recently for £35. Perfect and of course the great day seats .... but regional tickets are going up and up outpricing many of us Same in Sunderland, the tickets for a lot of shows are on par with West End, the main difference being there's no discounts available on the day and so actually more expensive. Over £50 for upper circle seats for both Miss Saigon/Matilda. Comparable seats for Matilda in London £2.50 cheaper. No wonder the place is always half empty |
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Post by No. on Nov 2, 2017 18:07:06 GMT
If this doesn't come to Birmingham for a reasonable price I'll actually lose my mind 😂
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Post by daniel on Nov 2, 2017 18:08:37 GMT
If this doesn't come to Birmingham for a reasonable price I'll actually lose my mind 😂 i think it's going to the Hippodrome later on in the tour! |
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Post by LaLuPone on Nov 2, 2017 18:35:24 GMT
This will come to Millennium Centre later on in the tour right? I'll probably book for Bristol anyway but it's got to be doing Cardiff at some point?
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Post by alison on Nov 2, 2017 18:39:06 GMT
If this doesn't come to Birmingham for a reasonable price I'll actually lose my mind 😂 i think it's going to the Hippodrome later on in the tour! Won't be a reasonable price then, the Hippodrome don't know the meaning of the phrase. |
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Post by ensembleswings on Nov 2, 2017 18:49:48 GMT
We do seem to be relatively lucky with Bristol, majority of tours seem to have some form of 'cheap seats' - usually £20 or under (ok they may be the back of the upper circle but it's something) I'd much rather sit in the stalls though, so hopefully pricing will be fair. It pains me but I'll book tickets this year just so I can hopefully take advantage of the early bird offer that they usually offer.
Sensible for this to go with a two show Friday (5pm & 8:30pm) rather than a midweek matinee I feel, at least that's what they're doing in Bristol, presume that's the pattern for the rest of the tour as well? Friday's will definitely sell better in my opinion
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Post by daniel on Nov 2, 2017 20:28:17 GMT
i think it's going to the Hippodrome later on in the tour! Won't be a reasonable price then, the Hippodrome don't know the meaning of the phrase. In fairness to the Hippodrome, I don't think they're the worst out there. No premium seats for example. Their cheapest seats are usually far too expensive though, as is sadly a common theme across the touring circuit. Although the Hipp (and many other independent venues) do offer reasonable concessions - e.g. £15 tickets for under 25s for most of their musicals. £5 for panto, ballet and opera. But yes, I accept your pint with the general state of regional pricing these days. |
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Post by Deleted on Nov 4, 2017 18:12:46 GMT
Oooh comen in now guys. Come on now. Just got out of the show after winning the lottery, Jesus this is such a damn good show. Its one of those shows that annoys me when people say they don't like it. How?! Glitter, fabulousness, drag queens, a great score, what's not to like?! Urgh so good it hurts! And the audience in the full house were on it today. Standing ovation, entrance applause for Lola whenever an outfit changed, fabulous! I think some of us may be underestimating the popularity of this bitch, it could still have a bit of a lifespan left in it yet!  |
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Post by ensembleswings on Nov 4, 2017 18:50:46 GMT
I won't lie, I'm rather jealous right now danieljohnson14 the amount of times I've entered and lost that lottery is quite frankly ridiculous. I do agree with you though, every time I've seen the show recently the theatre has been close to full and there has been a great atmosphere, even midweek. I'm hopefully it can continue to have a life in London whilst also touring |
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Post by Deleted on Nov 5, 2017 15:05:45 GMT
I wanna write some more thoughts for the bants... So like I said before, I won the lottery, and was surprised to see that you are still in front row but you get a physical ticket rather than how it used to be, getting a code to be scanned straight from TodayTix! How long has that been going on?! Anyway, I love the show, always have. This was my first time seeing this cast, as well as first time seeing David Hunter as his understudy has been on whenever I went when he was in. I'll say it, he is my favourite of the Charlies I have seen (Killian and Paul being the others!). He is just so fun, got a great voice, a real sass toward the end, and his smile is just infectious! Simon, I thought, was amazing as Lola! Wow. He made it completely his own, he isn't "doing" Matt and it completely works. He sings and dances his ass off in those heels liks it was his final performance, just a dream! I was also pleasently surprised by Verity, who was hilarious I thought. Of the three lead Laurens, she is probably the one who sticks to the score the most. She didn't do anything too weird and out there haha. Rest of the cast, a dream! House was full, with a responsive audience as always giving a standing ovation at the end. Ita just one of those shows where you have so much fun and you can forget your troubles along the way. I can't wait to go back! |
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Post by ensembleswings on Nov 6, 2017 10:49:19 GMT
Tour prices for Bristol seem reasonable enough.
£63, £50, £41, £31 ,£19.50 - Mon-Thurs & Fri matinee
£70, £56.50, £43, £32.50, £19.50 - Fri eve & Sat
Stalls have seats in the top three prices brackets.
Grand Circle have all except £19.50.
Upper Circle have seats in the lowest three price brackets.
Just the standard £10 off opening night, £5 off midweek shows for ATG card holders. Was expecting prices to be worse so I'm happy enough
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Post by benny20 on Nov 6, 2017 11:07:00 GMT
Got my Manchester tickets. First night £10 off so £40 each, decent stalls seats. Bit cheaper than Matilda
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Post by Deleted on Nov 11, 2017 1:14:07 GMT
Whats happening on the 18th March? Just seen they are doing a Sunday performance at 7pm which is already sold out? A special show? Its not to replace a midweek, as all 8m0 shows are being performed as usual that week.
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Post by daniel on Nov 11, 2017 1:36:59 GMT
Whats happening on the 18th March? Just seen they are doing a Sunday performance at 7pm which is already sold out? A special show? Its not to replace a midweek, as all 8m0 shows are being performed as usual that week. It isn't Kinky Boots you plum, it's Moein Live in Concert!  Moein appears to be an Iranian singer. |
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Birmingham rep new ticket pricing structure I was gobsmacked recently even very back for nativity were £££££ 
