A new musical based on the novel and movie of Midnight Cowboy is coming to London.
Midnight Cowboy A New Musical will play at Southwark Playhouse Elephant from 4 April to 17 May 2025.
Set in New York, the show is based on the novel by James Leo Herlihy and the Oscar-winning 1969 film starring Jon Voight and Dustin Hoffman, and explores the depths of friendship and ambition between two men while trying to survive the grind of New York City.
The musical has a book by Bryony Lavery (Frozen), and music by three-time Ivor Novello Award-winning composer Francis “Eg” White, who has written songs for Adele (Chasing Pavements), Will Young (Leave Right Now), Duffy (Warwick Avenue), Sam Smith, Florence + The Machine and James Morrison.
Casting for the show is to be announced.
Midnight Cowboy will be directed and choreographed by Nick Winston (Burlesque the Musical, Bonnie & Clyde).
The creative team also includes musical arrangements, orchestrations and musical supervision by Charlie Ingles, set and lighting design by Andrew Exeter, costume design by Sophia Pardon, sound design by Yvonne Gilbert, creative development by Nick Winston, production management by James Anderton, musical direction by Ellie Verkerk, associate direction and choreography by Libby Watts, associate set design by Natalia Alvarez, props supervision by Katie Balmforth, costume supervision by Josh Bamling, intimacy direction by Lucy Fennell, and dialect coaching by Mary Howland.
Midnight Cowboy A New Musical is playing the Southwark Playhouse Elephant from 4 April to 17 May 2025.
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