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About Pretty Woman
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We first met tough-talking woman Vivian Ward and unhappy billionaire businessman Edward Lewis in 1990, when the Julia Roberts and Richard Gere-starring romcom became a huge hit with cinemagoers. The film made a superstar of Roberts, who was nominated for an Academy Award and won a Golden Globe for her role.
Now, the Pretty Woman musical gives us a refreshed version of that modern fairy tale, thanks to a new book co-written by the movie’s screenwriter JF Lawson and director Garry Marshall. The show also features an original 1980s-style pop-rock score by Bryan Adams and Jim Vallance, giving new voice to the characters’ inner lives. London Theatre praised the “happy, feel good vibes,” and that “you’ll walk out on a high.”
The hugely popular stage adaptation of the iconic movie, Pretty Woman features all your favourite scenes, lines, outfits and songs from the original film – plus spectacular new additions, and a score by Grammy winner Bryan Adams. The feel-good Pretty Woman London production now runs at the glamorous Savoy Theatre, directed by the Tony Award-winning Jerry Mitchell.
See the pair fall in love – and relive one of the most empowering shopping sprees ever.
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Run time
2 hours 20 minutes (incl interval)
Start date
13th February, 2020
End date
18th June, 2023
Categories
Venue
Age
Suitable for 12+, under 5's will not be admitted.
Stars on stage
Aimie Atkinson
Oliver Tompsett
Pretty Woman cast and creative team
By: Garry Marshall and J. F. Lawton
Director: Jerry Mitchell
Songs by: Bryan Adams and Jim Vallance
Cast list: Oliver Tompsett, Aimie Atkinson, Courtney Bowman, Andy Barke, John Addison, Jemma Alexander, Becky Anderson, Matt Bateman, Patrick Barrett, Robertina Bonano, Oliver Brenin, Alex Charles, Daniel Clift Ben Darcy, Hannah Ducharme, Elishia Edwards, Tom Andrew Hargreaves, Antony Hewitt, Helen Hill, Mark Holden, Elly Jay, Matt Jones, Kurt Kansley, Georgia Kleopa, Annabelle Laing, Will Luckett, Curtis Patrick, Hassun Sharif, Cilla Silvia, Charlotte Elisabeth Yorke
Lighting: Kenneth Posner and Philip S. Rosenberg
Sound: John Shivers
Design: David Rockwell
Choreography: Jerry Mitchell
Costume: Tom Rogers from the original Broadway designs by Gregg Barnes
Venue
Savoy Theatre
Directions
Location: West End
Railway station: Charing Cross
Bus numbers: (Strand) 6, 9, 11, 13, 15, 23, 87, 91, 139, 176; (Aldwych) 59, 68, 171, 172, 188, X68, RV1
Night bus numbers: (Strand) 6, 23, 139, 176, N9, N11, N13, N15, N21, N26, N44, N47, N87, N89, N91, N155, N343, N551; (Aldwych) 188, N68, N171
Car park: St Martin's Lane Hotel (5mins)
Directions from tube: (5mins) Head out onto the main road Strand. Go right 200 metres and the theatre is on your right.
More information about Pretty Woman
The Pretty Woman musical first opened in Chicago in 2018 and transferred to Broadway later that year. Samantha Barks led the original Broadway cast, alongside Andy Karl as Edward, Orfeh as Vivian’s friend Kit De Luca, and Eric Anderson as hotel manager Mr Thompson.
Aimie Atkinson, who played Daniela in In the Heights and originated the role of Katherine Howard in Six, stars as Vivian. Danny Mac originated the role of Edward Lewis in London, with Oliver Tompsett as Edward Lewis from 4 Apr. 2023.
The cast is in the very safe hands of Broadway legend Jerry Mitchell, who has won two Tony Awards: for his choreography in La Cage aux Folles, and for directing Kinky Boots. His other Broadway hits include Hairspray, The Rocky Horror Show, Gypsy, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Legally Blonde: The Musical, and On Your Feet!. Mitchell is renowned for incorporating glorious choreography into his shows, and Pretty Woman is no exception.
What to Watch For:
- Superfans will spot plenty of callbacks to the movie, reimagined for this musical version of Pretty Woman – like Vivian and Edward’s sophisticated date at the opera, which plays in an interesting new way in this live theatrical setting. Plus: that opera, La Traviata, has notable parallels with the main story.
- We also have a rather different view of relationships now. Look out for the subtle changes to the plot that give Vivian more agency as a character, and for the songs that allow her to express herself – while still allowing us all to enjoy the Pretty Woman fantasy.
- Do you have a favourite look from the original movie? Costume designer Gregg Barnes has brilliantly re-created plenty of them here, such as Vivian’s initial outfit (yes, including those PVC boots and the blonde wig) or the plunging red gown and white gloves for the opera.
- As well as the score from Bryan Adams, you might hear a very familiar song: Roy Orbison’s “Pretty Woman”. It was actually Orbison’s song that inspired the title of the movie, so having it as part of the musical brings the project’s whole story full circle.
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