Having enjoyed several successful tours across the USA, Here You Come Again is packed with Parton’s iconic songs throughout, including Jolene, 9 to 5, Islands in the Stream, I Will Always Love You, Here You Come Again and many more.
Following its opening at Leeds Playhouse, where it plays from Saturday 11th May until Saturday 8th June, the show then visits the likes of Curve Theatre, Leicester; Nottingham Playhouse Theatre, Liverpool; Cliffs Pavilion, Theatre Royal Brighton; Alexandra Theatre Birmingham; Theatre Royal Norwich and Milton Keynes Theatre. To see the full dates and touring venues click here.
The show tells the story of a die-hard fan whose imagined version of international icon Dolly Parton gets him through trying times. With her wit, humour and charm, Dolly teaches him a whole lot about life, love and how to pull yourself up by your bootstraps.
Director Gabriel Barre said: “We are so excited to bring this gem of a show to the UK, following its successful regional tour in America.
“Setting it in the UK with a brilliant new British actor playing the lead role of Kevin, along with a creative UK design team, gives us a chance to take a fresh approach to a story that features all of Dolly’s biggest hits, along with her wit and wisdom, which the world needs today, more than ever.
“She will be gloriously brought to life by the American actor, Tricia Paoluccio, who has been stunning audiences everywhere, embodying the spirit, humour, and heart that have made Dolly an enduring icon.”
Producer Simon Friend added: “I’m delighted to be co-producing the UK premiere of Here You Come Again with the team at Leeds Playhouse. It’s a marvellously original and joyous new musical which celebrates the timeless classics of Dolly Parton, and lets us indulge in her biggest hits for a wonderful evening of theatre.”
For more information go to hereyoucomeagain.co.uk.
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