- Venue Wilton's Music Hall, London
- Performance dates Booking to 4 February 2023
- Running time 85 minutes (no interval)
Charlie & Stan at Wilton’s Music hall is an hilarious and moving homage to Charlie Chaplin and Stan Laurel, two men who changed the world of comedy forever.
In 1910, the then unknown Charlie Chaplin and Stan Laurel set sail from Southampton to New York as part of Fred Karno’s famous music hall troupe. They shared a cabin, they shared comedy routines but by the end of the journey they had drifted apart… they would both go on to become two of the biggest stars of the age.
Inspired by real life events, and accompanied by a live piano score, Charlie & Stan is playing at Wilton’s Music Hall from 18 January to 4 February 2023.
Performance Information
Check booking calendar for full details
- Evenings
- Tuesday
- Wednesday
- Thursday
- Friday
- Saturday
- Matinees
- Thursday
- Saturday
- Group Bookings For groups of 10+ enquire here
Stars and Creatives
Who is in the cast of Charlie & Stan?
The cast of Charlie & Stan features Sara Alexander, Danielle Bird, Nick Haverson, and Jerone Marsh-Reid.
Who are the creative team of Charlie & Stan?
Created by Told by an Idiot
Writer and Director Paul Hunter
Designer Ioana Curelea
Lighting Designer Aideen Malone
Composer Zoe Rahman
Physical Comedy Consultant Jos Houben
Song Arrangement Sophie Cotton
Dance Choreography Nuna Sandy for ZooNation: The Kate Prince Company
Video Designer Dom Baker
Assistant Director Andrea Cabrera Luna
From an idea by Irene Cotton
With additional material from the company
Important Notes
This show is accessible to D/deaf audiences. It is without words, very physical and performed in the style of a silent movie, featuring occasional intertitles to help tell the story. There are 2 songs in the show, which are not captioned.
Venue Information
Wilton's Music Hall , 1 Graces Alley , London, E1 8JB
Nearest Tube or Train: Tower Hill, Shadwell, Aldgate East
Nearest Buses: 100, N551
Critics' reviews of Charlie & Stan
★★★★ "Seldom less than magical" - Guardian
★★★★ "Noisy mime that tells a thousand comic words" - Daily Mail
★★★★ "Invention stuffed and music crammed...A glimpse of the double-act that could have been in this silly, sublime treat" - Telegraph
★★★★★ "Hilarious... A riotous masterclass in storytelling" - What's On Stage

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