Award-winning lyricist Sir Tim Rice is to head out on tour again in 2025, with his live musical theatre show Tim Rice – My Life In Musicals: I Know Him So Well.
More dates have now been added to the tour, including Nottingham, Aylesbury, Oxford, Leeds, Glasgow, and York.
The return of the show follows a successful tour in April and May 2024.
My Life in Musicals sees Tim Rice reflect on his extraordinary career at the heart of British and American musical theatre, and share anecdotes behind the songs, including the misses as well as the hits.
There are also stories of his life, and live performances from his incredible catalogue of songs, featuring the West End Singers and musicians led by Musical Director Duncan Waugh.
Video: Tim Rice: My Life in Musicals – New trailer
Tim Rice has written the lyrics for many of the world’s great musicals, including Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Jesus Christ Superstar, Evita, Chess, and the Disney productions The Lion King, Aladdin and Beauty and the Beast.
The show will be packed full of his songs including Don’t Cry For Me Argentina and Another Suitcase in Another Hall (Evita), Any Dream Will Do (Joseph), A Whole New World (Aladdin), Can You Feel The Love Tonight and Circle of Life (The Lion King), I Don’t Know How To Love Him (Jesus Christ Superstar), I Know Him So Well and One Night in Bangkok (Chess), and All Time High (Octopussy).
Tim Rice – My Life In Musicals: I Know Him So Well will tour the UK & Ireland in 2025 including playing Andrew Lloyd Webber’s theatre The London Palladium on 29 April 2025.
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Tim Rice – Tour Dates 2025
13 April
Birmingham – Birmingham Hippodrome
16th April
Truro – Hall for Cornwall
22 April
Limerick Ireland – University Concert Hall
23 April
Dublin Ireland – National Concert Hall
24 April
Belfast – Ulster Hall
27 April
Cheltenham – Everyman Theatre
29 April
London – London Palladium
7 May
Nottingham – Theatre Royal
8 May
Aylesbury – Waterside Theatre
15 May
Oxford – New Theatre
18 May
Leeds – Grand Theatre
27 May
Glasgow – Theatre Royal
29 May
York – Grand Opera House







