Multi-award-winning lyricist Don Black returns to the West End with a new reincarnation of From The Heart. The upcoming production will play a strictly limited season at London’s Garrick Theatre this October.
Following its acclaimed performances in 2025, From The Heart is set to return to the West End for a strictly limited season at London’s Garrick Theatre. Born from lyricist Don Black’s deep love of New York’s off-Broadway revues, From the Heart features music from some of his most celebrated collaborators, including Gary Barlow, Natasha Bedingfield, David Arnold, Alan Menken, Mike Batt and many more.
Olivier Award winner Clive Rowe (Guys and Dolls, Hadestown) and celebrated stage and screen star Caroline O’Connor (Chicago, Mack and Mabel) are set to return to the stage in October, joined by leading West End star Michael Xavier (Sunset Boulevard, Into The Woods). Further casting to be announced in due course.
One of the world’s most celebrated lyricists
With an extraordinary career spanning more than fifty years, lyricist Don Black has produced numerous hit songs for film, television and musical theatre. Just last year, he won a Tony Award for Sunset Boulevard.
Black’s other credits include Aspects of Love, Sunset Boulevard, Bonnie & Clyde, The Italian Job and five James Bond themes, including: Diamonds Are Forever, The Man with the Golden Gun and The World Is Not Enough. In addition to his numerous accolades, Black was inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame in 2007.
From The Heart brings together the songs, stories and collaborations that have defined his remarkable career in his most complete theatrical celebration to date. Inspired by his love of the New York cabaret scene, this new iteration will feature new songs witty and touching brand new songs alongside much-loved favourites.
Garrick Theatre, London
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