White Christmas

Fri 27 November 2009 - Sat 9 January 2010
White Christmas
The Musical You've Been Dreaming Of

Join us for what promises to be a merry and bright theatrical experience for the whole family as the spectacular stage musical White Christmas makes its North West debut this Christmas prior to transferring to the West End.

With an ensemble of over 30 and a dynamic 17-piece orchestra, this stunning musical is full of tap dancing, laughter and some of the greatest songs ever written including Sisters and the unforgettable title song White Christmas. It tells the story of two buddies putting on a show in a magical Vermont inn, finding their perfect mates in the p...

Fri 27 November 2009 - Sat 9 January 2010
White Christmas
The Musical You've Been Dreaming Of

Join us for what promises to be a merry and bright theatrical experience for the whole family as the spectacular stage musical White Christmas makes its North West debut this Christmas prior to transferring to the West End.

With an ensemble of over 30 and a dynamic 17-piece orchestra, this stunning musical is full of tap dancing, laughter and some of the greatest songs ever written including Sisters and the unforgettable title song White Christmas. It tells the story of two buddies putting on a show in a magical Vermont inn, finding their perfect mates in the process.

Aled Jones, singer, actor, radio and TV presenter brings his effervescent charm and talent to the role of Bob Wallace. He is joined by international dance star Adam Cooper who plays Phil Davis, the other half of the song and dance duo. Adam is best known for his roles in Matthew Bourne's Swan Lake, Billy Elliot the movie and as the principal dancer at the Royal Ballet.
 
In the role of Judy Haynes is 2008's Dancing on Ice Champion Suzanne Shaw, whilst West End star Rachel Stanley plays her sister Betty. Rachel has previously wowed audiences in White Christmas, Annie, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and Chicago.

Tony Award-winning stage and screen actor Roy Dotrice OBE takes the role of General Waverly and Louise Plowright, best know as Donna in the West End hit Mamma Mia!, plays Martha Watson.

‘A big, glittery greeting card of a show.' The Times

‘Exhilarating.' The Stage

‘A festive treat, with sumptuous production values to dazzle your senses.' Metro

‘A large-scale delight from start to finish.' Herald

‘A cracking stage musical for the festive season, with fabulous tap dancing and real snow.' The Daily Telegraph on the Broadway production