Get set for a
memorable time with Aladdin at the magnificent Prince Edward Theatre! The
highly anticipated Broadway blockbuster show has been transferred to the Price
Edward Theatre in May 2016. The popular London is adapted from one of the most
cherished and loved movies of Disney. Catch the adventures in Agrabah with
heart touching musical numbers by Alan Menken, Howard Ashman and Tim Rice.
The Tony
Award-nominated musical revolves around Aladdin and his friends, Kassim, Omar
and Babkak. Catch the heart touching romance between Aladdin and Princess
Jasmine along with wild Arabian adventure featuring flying carpets, caves of
treasure and a tap-dancing genie! Enjoy the mesmerizing songs from Menken’s
original film score, such as ‘Arabian Nights’, ‘One Jump Ahead’, ‘Friend Like
Me’, and of course ‘A Whole New World’.
The show features extravagant music and foot tapping dance numbers.
The two hours
and thirty minutes show is recommended for kids aged 6+. The show is directed
by Casey Nicholaw, renowned for directing The Book of Mormon. The title role of
Aladdin is portrayed by Dean John-Wilson. He appeared on Britain's Got Talent
and toured the UK with Sister Act and Songs for a New World. Jade Ewen as
Princess Jasmine is simply adorable. She has worked recently in In the Heights
as Vanessa. Charming role of Genie is portrayed by Trevor Dion Nicholas. He has
portrayed the role on Broadway. On 27th May 2016, the popular London
show, Aladdin made its debut.
The popular Prince
Edward Theatre is running the houseful
shows of Aladdin. The opulent London Westend theatre is positioned in
the busy area of Soho, on Old Compton Street. The theatre is visited by both
the locals and theatre lovers as some of the popular attractions are located at
a nearby distance such as Leicester Square, Piccadilly Circus and Covent Garden.
The venue has host of shops, bars and restaurants near the theatre.
The
popular London Westend theatre is commuted via
various modes of commutations such as tubes, buses, cars and taxis. Leicester
Square is the nearest tube station to the theatre and short walk away from the
theatre. You can reach the theatre via bus route numbers 14, 19 and 38 all stop
on Charing Cross Road. You can also drive a car as nearest car park is in Chinatown
on Newport Place, which is just 3 minutes away from the theatre. You can also
hire a taxi.
