Bring It On: The Musical tickets at Queen Elizabeth Hall, London

Lin-Manuel Miranda’s smash-hit Broadway cheerleading musical

Backflipping into the UK after a hit Broadway run, Bring It On: The Musical comes to the Southbank starring Love Island’s Amber Davies and Olympic gymnast Louis Smith.

Inspired by the film of the same name, Bring It On: The Musical takes you on a high-flying, energy-fuelled journey which tackles friendship, jealousy, betrayal and forgiveness – wrapped up in explosive choreography and tricks.

Bring It On is brought to the stage by a multi-award winning creative team including music by Hamilton’s Lin-Manuel Miranda and Pulitzer Prize winning Tom Kitt, a book by Tony Award winner Jeff Whitty and lyrics by lyrics are by both Lin-Manuel Miranda and Amanda Green.

Bring It On: The Musical is booking until 22 January 2022 at Queen Elizabeth Hall, Southbank Centre, London.

What is Bring It on: The Musical about?

Cheer-royalty and newly crowned Squad Captain, Campbell (Davies), should be embarking on her most cheertastic senior year at Truman High School.

When she’s forced to move to the neighbouring hard-knock Jackson High, Campbell fears her life is over.

But an unlikely friendship catapults Campbell back into contention, with a powerhouse squad and the fire to achieve the impossible.

Who’s in the cast of Bring It on: The Musical?

Bring It On: The Musical is led by Amber Davies – last seen in Dolly Parton’s 9 to 5 The Musical – and Olympic medalist turned entertainer Louis Smith. The cast also features Vanessa Fisher, Alicia Belgarde, Georgia Bradshaw, Marvyn Charles, Chelsea Hall, Chloe Pool, Biancha Szynal and Samuel Wilson-Freeman lead the cast of Bring It On The Musical.

Creative team

Directed by Guy Unsworth with choreography by Fabian Aloise, set by Libby Watson, costume by Susan Kulkarni, lighting by Matt Daw, sound by Ross Portway, music supervision by Mark Crossland and musical direction from Sarah Burrell. They will be joined by Danny MacDonald as acrobatic director and Aundrea Fudge as dialect coach.

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Bring It On The Musical review round-up starring Amber Davies and Louis Smith ★★★

Reviews are in for Bring It On The Musical at the Queen Elizabeth Hall on the Southbank in London. Featuring an original score by Lin-Manuel Miranda - before he wrote award-winner Hamilton - this joyous, feel-good show stars musical theatre and TV star Amber Davies (9 to 5 The Musical) as ‘Campbell’ and four-time Olympic medallist Louis Smith as ‘Cameron’. Amber Davies 'Campbell' and Company. Bring It On The Musical. Photo Helen Maybanks The smash-hit musical takes audiences on a high-flying, energy-fuelled journey which tackles friendship, jealousy, betrayal and forgiveness – wrapped up in explosive choreography and tricks. Inspired by the 2000 film of the same name, Bring It On The Musical features an original score by the multi award winning creator of “Hamilton”, Lin-Manuel Miranda and Pulitzer Prize winning Tom Kitt, composer of “Next To Normal”. The book is written by the Tony Award winning writer of “Avenue Q”, Jeff Whitty and the lyrics are by both Lin-Manuel Miranda and writer of the stage adaptation of “High Fidelity”, Amanda Green.  Bring It On The Musical is directed by Guy Unsworth and choreographed by Fabian Aloise, with set design by Libby Watson, costume design by Susan Kulkarni, lighting design by Matt Daw, sound design by Ross Portway, music supervision by Mark Crossland, musical direction by Sarah Burrell and the dialect coach is Aundrea Fudge. Bring It On: The Musical is playing until 22 January 2022 at Queen Elizabeth Hall, Southbank Centre, London. Check out reviews for Bring It On: The Musical from The Times, Guardian, Evening Standard, Telegraph and more, below.

Bring It On The Musical starring Amber Davies and Louis Smith – first look

First look production images for Bring It On The Musical have been released ahead of its opening this week in London. Tickets for Bring It On The Musical are on-sale now. The show stars musical theatre and TV star Amber Davies as ‘Campbell’ and four-time Olympic medallist Louis Smith as ‘Cameron’. The show opens at the Southbank Centre’s Queen Elizabeth Hall, London on Wednesday 8 December 2021, following performances at Peterborough New Theatre and ahead of a UK tour in 2022. Amber Davies 'Campbell' and Company. Bring It On The Musical. Photo Helen Maybanks The smash-hit musical takes audiences on a high-flying, energy-fuelled journey which tackles friendship, jealousy, betrayal and forgiveness – wrapped up in explosive choreography and tricks. Inspired by the 2000 film of the same name, Bring It On The Musical features an original score by the multi award winning creator of “Hamilton”, Lin-Manuel Miranda and Pulitzer Prize winning Tom Kitt, composer of “Next To Normal”. The book is written by the Tony Award winning writer of “Avenue Q”, Jeff Whitty and the lyrics are by both Lin-Manuel Miranda and writer of the stage adaptation of “High Fidelity”, Amanda Green.  Louis Smith 'Cameron' and Company. Bring It On The Musical. Photo Helen Maybanks Bring It On The Musical is directed by Guy Unsworth and choreographed by Fabian Aloise, with set design by Libby Watson, costume design by Susan Kulkarni, lighting design by Matt Daw, sound design by Ross Portway, music supervision by Mark Crossland, musical direction by Sarah Burrell and the dialect coach is Aundrea Fudge. Casting is by Sarah-Jane Price and the casting consultants from the transgender theatre community are Tigger Blaize and Harrison Knights.   Vanessa Fisher 'Danielle' and Company. Bring It On The Musical. Photo Helen Maybanks Vanessa Fisher 'Danielle' and Company. Bring It On The Musical. Photo Helen Maybanks Bring It On: The Musical is booking from 8 December 2021 until 22 January 2022 at Queen Elizabeth Hall, Southbank Centre, London.

‘Bring It On The Musical’ to tour UK & Ireland in 2022

High flying cheerleading musical Bring It On will tour the UK & Ireland in 2022 following a Christmas season at London’s Southbank Centre this December. Created by Hamilton's Lin-Manuel Miranda, Pulitzer Prize Tom Kitt, Amanda Green and Jeff Whitty - Tony winning writer of hit musical comedy Avenue Q - the musical comedy is inspired by the 2000 film about competitive cheerleading and over-the-top team rivalries. Bring It On: The Musical takes audiences on a high-flying, energy-fuelled journey which tackles friendship, jealousy, betrayal and forgiveness – wrapped up in explosive choreography and tricks. Love Island's Amber Davies and Olympic medalist Louis Smith will lead the show which begins performances at London's Southbank Centre on 8 December. Full casting for the London show and tour to be announced. The tour opens at Wolverhampton Grand Theatre on Wednesday 26 January 2022. It then plays dates in Southampton, Edinburgh, Blackpool, Aberdeen, Manchester, Cheltenham, Nottingham, Birmingham, Dublin, Woking, Sheffield, Cardiff, Sunderland, Glasgow, Bradford and Milton Keynes. Bring It On The Musical is directed by Guy Unsworth and choreographed by Fabian Aloise. It has set design by Libby Watson and costume design by Susan Kulkarni. Lighting design is by Matt Daw, sound design by Ross Portway, music supervision by Mark Crossland and musical direction from Sarah Burrell. Acrobatic director Danny MacDonald and dialect coach Andrea Fudge complete the creative team. Bring It On is produced by Selladoor Worldwide. Bring It On: The Musical is booking from 8 December 2021 until 22 January 2022 at Queen Elizabeth Hall, Southbank Centre, London.

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