Cinderella Tickets

The West End’s brand-new Cinderella musical by Andrew Lloyd Webber, 2021 Oscar Award winner Emerald Fennell and David Zippel has made additional casting announcements. Previous casting included Carrie Hope Fletcher in the titular role, alongside Ivano Turco and Victoria Hamilton-Barritt. Now the full casting has been revealed for this anticipated musical which is set to open at the West End’s Gillian Lynne Theatre this summer. Tickets for Cinderella in London are booking up quickly, so secure yours now to avoid disappointment.

ALW’s Cinderella recorded a full album last year, which will be released this Spring. The brand-new musical from Webber has just released the third piece of music which is performed by Carrie Hope Fletcher. The new song is available now and the album is available to preorder for its Spring release ahead of the show opening this Spring in the West End. Tickets for ALW’s Cinderella are booking now!

Andrew Lloyd Webber has announced that Cinderella is still planned to open this April, though social distancing is being considered. The West End impresario is exploring his options for a reduced-capacity theatre in the event COVID measures are not eased before the show's anticipated premiere at the Gillian Lynne Theatre.

Andrew Lloyd Webber has crowned his prince for his upcoming musical reimagining of Cinderella. Dancer Ivano Turco will take on the role of Prince Sebastian, starring opposite the previously announced Carrie Hope Fletcher as Cinderella and later confirmed Victoria Hamilton-Barritt as the Stepmother. The new production is scheduled to open for previews at the Gillian Lynne Theatre on 30 April 2021 and is booking until 13 February 2022.

Musical theatre fans rejoiced when Carrie Hope Fletcher was announced to be playing the title role in Andrew Lloyd Webber’s new musical Cinderella. Fletcher has treaded the boards since she was a child and has starred in various productions in the West End and across the UK. Her incredible voice paired with the composition of ALW is guaranteed to be a match made in musical theatre heaven. For a teaser of what’s to come, you can listen to the recently released single “Bad Cinderella” here.

In anticipation of the upcoming retelling of Cinderella, we asked the star Carrie Hope Fletcher herself, some stagey questions, all about the show and the reopening of theatres. See what she had to say below.

The upcoming new Cinderella musical starring Carrie Hope Fletcher is set to arrive at the Gillian Lynne Theatre in Spring 2021. Listen to the show's new single below.

In a parallel universe, Cinderella would have been opening for previews very soon. Unfortunately, the Gillian Lynne Theatre's doors remain closed, at least for the time being. But at least now we finally get a long-awaited teaser of the show's fabulous musical numbers. Watch a 30-second clip from the music video below of Carrie Hope Fletcher (Heathers, Les Miserables) performing the show's new song "Far Too Late" in an empty auditorium at Her Majesty's Theatre, home to Andrew Lloyd Webber's Phantom of the Opera.

Just when you thought the magical slippers had been reduced to shattered glass, Cinderelly is strutting the catwalk in Spring 2021 whether Miss Rona will still be here or not! After the opening date of The Really Useful Theatre Group’s new Cinderella musical was originally pushed back to just October of this year due to coronavirus only later to be postponed to 2021, this total reimagining of the classic Brothers Grimm fairytale is now back on sale! London’s Gillian Lynne Theatre, formerly the home of the spectacular musical Cats, is anxiously waiting to welcome you back through its doors next year.

Andrew Lloyd Webber has officially delayed the premiere of his upcoming musical reimagining of Cinderella, it has been announced. The production, which was already postponed once due to coronavirus, was due to open at London's Gillian Lynne Theatre in October of this year. The musical is still set to star the previously confirmed Carrie Hope Fletcher as Cinderella and Victoria Hamilton-Barritt as Cinderella's evil stepmother.

After prolonged government inaction, Andrew Lloyd Webber has announced plans to take matters into his own hands after seeing a "worrisome" version of a soon-to-be-released government report. The musical theatre impresario and theatre owner told BBC Radio 4 today that he will be testing out various safety measures for live performances in a series of trial runs at the London Palladium in July.