White Christmas Tickets
4.7 (3) · Musicals
This feel-good family musical will star Danny Mac as Bob Wallace and Dan Burton as Phil Davis, who both reprise their acclaimed roles following the successful run at Curve, Leicester. Further casting will be announced soon.
Overview
Journey to Vermont this winter in our joyous Made at Curve production of the classic festive favourite, Irving Berlin’s White Christmas!
Following the huge success of last year’s Scrooge The Musical, Artistic Director Nikolai Foster reunites with two-time Olivier Award winning choreographer Stephen Mear to bring Irving Berlin’s timeless musical to Leicester.
Based on the Paramount Pictures film of the same name starring Bing Crosby and Danny Kaye, with music and lyrics by Irving Berlin and book by David Ives and Paul Blake, White Christmas tells the story of Veterans Bob Wallace and Phil Davis and their successful song-and-dance act after World War II. With romance in mind, the two follow a duo of beautiful singing sisters en route for their Christmas show at a Vermont lodge, which just happens to be owned by Bob and Phil’s former Army commander.
Danny Mac (Sunset Boulevard) and Emma Williams (An Officer and a Gentleman – The Musical) return to our stage as Bob Wallace and Betty Haynes, with Monique Young (Kiss Me Kate, Kilworth House) as Judy Haynes and Olivier Award-nominated Dan Burton (Top Hat, Kilworth House) as Phil Davis
Featuring a dazzling, instantly recognisable score including Blue Skies, Sisters, Count your Blessings and arguably the most famous Christmas song of them all, White Christmas, Irving Berlin’s beloved Broadway sensation is an enduring tale of friendship, camaraderie, hope and the pursuit of happiness, told through spectacular dance routines and some of the greatest musical theatre songs ever written.
Critic reviews
Sparkles from top to toe
A sparkling, snow-topped sensation
As an opportunity to bask in a festive soundtrack, there's hardly a more lovely show in town
Warmth and sincerity is manifest throughout this production of White Christmas, where old-fashioned entertainment though it may be, is clearly one this company believe in
It’s like being wrapped in a warm blanket on Christmas eve
An endearing nostalgia-trip with gorgeous songs to melt the heart
This syrupy production, based on the 1954 musical film, could sweeten your pancakes for a year
Breezy but bland
Pricey festive treat is as subtle as a snowdrift
This seasonal classic will warm the cockles of your heart… eventually
A festive treat, as long as you've got deep pockets
If you love the original film or are already in the Christmas spirit, grab a mince pie, glass of mulled wine from the bar and settle into some well-intending festive frivolous fun
Enjoyable, if underwhelming, production elevated by Stephen Mear’s choreography and some striking costumes
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