The show was originally set to open at the Adelphi Theatre this summer. Hello, Dolly! starring Imelda Staunton has been postponed to 2022.
Current ticket holders will be contacted. Joseph will still run at the London Palladium, with stars Jason Donovan and Jac Yarrow returning from last year. The production has been rescheduled to begin 1 July 2021. Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat will return in 2021.
The Seagull starring Emilia Clarke, and A Doll’s House starring Jessica Chastain will both open as soon as possible after the theatre shutdown ends, with full casts and dates to be announced. The Jamie Lloyd Company postpones The Seagull and A Doll’s House. Tapping into BBC archive footage as well as live performances from the Royal Albert Hall, the 2020 Proms will celebrate the past, reflect on the present and build for the future. The 2020 season opens 17 July on BBC Radio 3 and 19 July on BBC Four. Special live performances will occur later in the season, with a grand finale on 12 September. For the first night, a virtual orchestra will mark the 250th anniversary of Beethoven’s birth. The 2020 season of BBC Proms will feature eight weeks of television, radio and online broadcasts. Directed by Kenny Leon, Hairspray is available to watch for free for 48 hours from 7 pm today (Friday). The YouTube channel will present the Hairspray Live! production from 2016 starring Maddie Baillio, Kristin Chenoweth, Harvey Fierstein, Ariana Grande, Derek Hough, Jennifer Hudson and Martin Short. Hairspray Live! will air for free via The Shows Must Go On. Stand up comedy and live concerts are also in the works.
Offering socially distanced entertainment, the theatre will screen movies including La La Land, The Terminator, Dirty Dancingand more. A new drive in movie theatre is set to open in North London this summer.
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