Thriller Live, a concert-style show that celebrates Michael Jackson’s musical legacy, has revealed a new booking period, taking its run up to 7th April 2019.
190,000 extra tickets have gone on sale for the new booking period, plus new cast members have been revealed.
Thriller Live is in its tenth year and holds the record as the sixth longest running musical currently playing in the West End. It will celebrate its 4000th West End performance at the Lyric Theatre with a special gala show on 12th September.
What can audiences expect?
Thriller Live describes itself as ‘unlike other West End musicals’ – there is no script or story, and is instead a celebration of Michael Jackson’s music and dance legacy. It brings to life on stage his distinctive high-energy dancing and sound of many of pop’s greatest hits.
The show changes each year with new numbers added, and features specially created video footage and effects and choreography by the show’s award-winning director, Gary Lloyd.
Next month Thriller Live will welcome several new cast members, including dancers Leona Lawrenson, Mari Macleod, Matt Vjestica and Vivian Gayle.
The lead vocalists comprise Wayne Anthony-Cole, Charlotte Berry, Jason Brock, Vivienne Ekwulugo, and Haydon Eshun, plus others.
More about Thriller Live
Thriller Live opened in the Lyric Theatre in London on 2nd January 2009 to high praise.
Since then the musical has embarked on tour both around the world and in the UK, and been seen by over 4.5 million people in 33 countries and played over 6,100 performances worldwide.
Groups travel organisers can take advantage of group rates for eight or more people when booking with Delfont Mackintosh.
For more information visit www.thrillerlive.com.
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