London Theatre Musicals

Jailhouse Rock

Jailhouse Rock Closed 23 April 2004 from London Theatre Ticket Web

	Jailhouse Rock The Musical Closed 23 April 2004 is a new stage musical version of the classic 1957 Elvis film Jailhouse Rock. It tells the story of Vince Everett, a young poor rebel who discovers his own unique musical talent whilst doing time in jail and emerges to become the world's greatest rock n' roll star. The show also charts the development of rock'n'roll from its roots in blue and country music and will feature a vibrant and exciting mix of musical styles alongside a host of popular rock'n'roll hits such as 'Rockin' Robin', as well as classic Elvis tracks, 'Suspicious Minds', 'Burning Love', 'One Night' and 'Blue Suede Shoes'. Jailhouse Rock The Musical - created by the writer and director of the world-wide smash hit Buddy - is the story of a young man from the wrong side of the tracks who discovers his musical talent whilst doing time and emerges to become the world's greatest rock'n'roll star. This is Truly the King of West End Musicals
Theatre: Jailhouse Rock the Musical Piccadilly Theatre Denham Street, London, W1V 8DY. Nearest Tube: Piccadilly Circus. London Underground Tube Map Theatre Location Map : London Theatre Land Map (Popup) Theatre Seating Plan : Theatre Seating Plan (Popup) Performance Times: Evenings: Monday to Saturday at 7.30pm Matinees: Wednesday and Saturday at 3.00pm Performance length: 2 hours approx
Theatre Ticket Prices: Monday to Thursday evenings and both matinees (including booking fee and VAT) Stalls £53.00 - £57.00 Dress Circle £57.00 Upper Circle £37.00 - £45.00 Prices: Friday and Saturday evenings (including booking fee and VAT) Front Stalls £56.00 - £60.00 Dress Circle £60.00 Upper Circle £41.00 - £46.00
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Jailhouse Rock Closed 23 April 2004 includes the classic hits Blue Suede Shoes, Suspicious Minds, Are You Lonesome Tonight? A Fool Such as I, Burnin' Love, The Wonder of You, One Night, Tutti Frutti...and many more!
Hailed as "an amazing show" and "The King of West End Musicals", critics have described Jailhouse Rock as, "a rock 'n' roll spectacular" and "one of the most visually striking musicals you're ever likely to see". They raved "You'd be mad to miss it", and called it "the theatrical event of the year" and "the must see show", proclaiming it as "absolutely brilliant with the entire audience up on its feet jumping and jiving
The cast features 2004): Mario Kombou as 'Vince', Lisa Peace as 'Peggy van Aulden', Roger Alborough as 'Hawk Houghton' and Gilz Terera as 'Quickly Robinson' with John Banister, Anna Carmichael, Alison Carter, Dominic Colchester, Caroline Dennis, Roxy Harris, Sean Stewart Johnson, Kevin Oliver Jones, Melanie Marcus, Tim Parker, Simon Parrish, Michael Quinn, Benedict Relton, Mark Roper, Jo Servi, Steve Simpson, Annie Wensak, Otto Williams and Gareth Williams. Jailhouse Rock When Vince Everett gets angry the world shakes. When he sings the world listens.

Theatre Review

Jailhouse Rock - Instead of getting the usual 30 greatest Elvis hits, more effort has been put by writing and directing team Rob Bettison and Alan Janes into finding less well-worn Presley numbers... It's lively and enjoyable, and the detailed arrangements and performances of A Fool Such As I, Suspicious Minds and Always On My Mind are really rather excellent. The Daily Mail
This is one Jailhouse you won't want to leave - supercharged energy - Great songs - Fabulous story and the hardest working cast in the West End today - Go See Now! Sky TV