Class has moved to @sohoplace from 22 Could to six July for Heathers the Musical.

Following a smash hit West Finish run on the Theatre Royal Haymarket in 2018, two nationwide excursions and record-breaking runs at London’s The Different Palace, the WhatsOnStage ‘BEST NEW MUSICAL’ winner, the beloved musical will likely be again within the West Finish for less than six weeks earlier than embarking on its third tour from 24 July on the Theatre Royal Windsor.

Expertise Heathers the Musical in a different way – actually up shut and private @sohoplace, the West Finish’s latest theatre…how very!

Produced by Invoice Kenwright Ltd and Paul Taylor-Mills, this excessive octane, black comedy, rock musical based mostly on one of many biggest cult teen movies of all-time that starred Winona Ryder and Christian Slater, is again with a bang!

The 2024 Class of Westerberg Excessive will likely be introduced shortly.

Greetings and salutations! Welcome to Westerberg Excessive, the place recognition is a matter of life and demise, and Veronica Sawyer is simply one other of the nobodies dreaming of a greater day.

However when she’s unexpectedly taken beneath the wings of the three stunning and impossibly merciless Heathers, her goals of recognition lastly begin to come true.

That’s till JD, the mysterious teen insurgent, turns up and teaches her that it would kill to be a no person, but it surely’s homicide being a any individual.

The award-winning writing group, Laurence O’Keefe and Kevin Murphy’s hit musical adaptation has loved profitable runs in Los Angeles and New York, and its European premiere noticed it develop into the very best grossing present at The Different Palace, having bought over 20,000 tickets throughout the preliminary run and selling-out previous to its opening gala efficiency. It had comparable success transferring to the Theatre Royal Haymarket. The present then broke information once more again at its authentic house, The Different Palace, because the longest working present within the venue’s historical past.

The musical is directed by acclaimed American display screen and stage director Andy Fickman, with choreography by Gary Lloyd, design by David Shields, lighting by Ben Cracknell and sound by Dan Samson.