Julie: The Musical returns to London’s The Other Palace Theatre this June for a strictly limited run in the Studio space.
Nominated at the Offies for Best New Musical 2024, Julie: The Musical is based on the exceptional and non-conforming life of queer icon, Julie D’Augbigny. This hilarious and witty celebration features live music, comedy, tap dancing, sword fights, twerking nuns and kazoo choruses.
An original musical from Le Gasp! Productions, the show is directed and produced by Conor Dye with book, lyric and music by Abey Bradbury.
Julie: The Musical returns to The Other Palace following a UK tour in 2023 which culminated with a week-long run at The Other Palace in July 2023.
Abey Bradbury, Book and Lyrics writer and composer, comments, It feels a bit bizarre to be writing this if I’m honest – 3 years ago I had just finished researching this French-Opera-Singing-Sword-Fighting-Bisexual and was picking out melodies on a tiny 32 key midi keyboard, and now it’s back again for the third time by very popular demand. JULIE: The Musical is loud and joyous and very much here! I hope everyone finds something for them in this story of one of history’s most chaotic characters, and that we’ve made something as authentic and unapologetic as Julie was – and mostly that we’ve made something Julie herself would be proud of.
Conor Dye, Director and Producer, commented, JULIE is a story that has stuck with me since I ever first read the script… No matter where you are, or where you’re from – you are not alone. Everything you’ve felt, someone has felt before you; and despite it all, they kept on moving. That’s one thing I hope audiences can take away from this show – if not the catchy songs and the one-liners – that life is worth living however you want to live it. So just like Julie, go out and be wild. Live like it’s the last chance you’ll get and sing like everyone is watching.
Casting for the production is to be announced.
JULIE: The Musical runs from 13 – 30 June 2024 at The Other Palace Theatre London.
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