The show, opening at The Churchill Theatre in Bromley on 20th September, has now extended its running time, with more venues added to the tour for 2019.
This year the show will be visiting Bromley, Manchester, Wycombe, Darlington, Dublin, Liverpool, Cardiff, Birmingham, Dartford and Sheffield.
Further to these dates, Rock of Ages will now also play Glasgow King’s Theatre from 22nd to 26th January 2019, His Majesty’s Theatre Aberdeen between 29th January and 2nd February 2019, and Regent Theatre Stoke-on-Trent from 12th to 16th February 2019, to name a few.
Synopsis: Rock of Ages
Rock of Ages is an LA love story lavished with more than 25 classic rock anthems. The story takes place in a city and a time where ‘the dreams are as big as the hair’ and can come true.
The musical comedy features songs including We Built This City, The Final Countdown, Here I Go Again, Can’t Fight this Feeling and I Want To Know What Love Is, played by a live band.
Further 2019 tour dates
The Hawth Theatre, Crawley: 19th – 23rd February
New Wimbledon Theatre: 26th February – 2nd March
Ipswich Regent Theatre: 5th – 9th March
Coventry Belgrade Theatre: 12th – 16th March
New Theatre Oxford: 19th – 23rd March
Theatre Royal Nottingham: 2nd – 6th April
Bristol Hippodrome: 16th – 20th April
Grand Opera House York: 23rd – 28th April
Edinburgh Playhouse: 30th April – 4th May
Northampton Royal & Derngate: 7th – 11 May
Swansea Grand Theatre: 14th – 19th May
New Victoria Theatre Woking: 21st – 25th May
Marlowe Theatre Canterbury: 25th – 29th June
Blackpool Winter Gardens: 2nd – 6th July
Sunderland Empire: 23rd – 27th July
The full tour schedule along with casting is to be announced soon.
Organisers wanting to book the show for their group should contact their chosen theatres for details on group rates.
For more information, visit www.rockofagesmusical.co.uk.
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