If you are
looking for an all-singing, all-dancing show then simply get set for Lyric
Theatre! The popular London Westend theatre Lyric is running the houseful shows
of Thriller Live! The show is a tribute to Michael Jackson’s legendary career
and celebrates his great music and innovative dance moves.
Under the
spectacular production of Flying Music and Adrian Grant, Thriller Live is a complete
treat for music lovers. The
thrilling London musical is a complete celebration of the career of the
king of pop – Michael Jackson. The
popular London musical features 20 performers, and has a complete company of
singers, dancers and a live band.
The award
winning London musical features some of the popular songs such as I Want You
Back, I’ll Be There, Show You The Way To Go, Can You Feel It, Rock With You,
She’s Out Of My Life, Thriller, Beat It, Ben, ABC, Man In The Mirror, Dirty
Diana, Billie Jean, Earth Song. With legendary live performances, accompanied
with innovative dance moves, Thriller Live is a must watch for people of all
age groups.
Thriller Live
features superb dancing along with several hits by the pop sensation. The award winning show features eye-popping
video footage and special effects together. The show is choreographed by the award-winning
director Gary Lloyd along with five-time MTV award-winning LaVelle Smith Jnr
and Kerys Nathan. Gary Lloyd has also
worked with Leona Lewis, Girls Aloud and Robbie Williams.
The electrifying
London show beautifully portrays the magical journey of Michael Jackson’s
45-year musical history. Lyric Theatre
is the oldest theatre on Shaftesbury Avenue and made its debut in the year
1888. Since 2009, Thriller Live is running with packed houses at the Lyric
Theatre.
The
theatre was constructed as a venue for operetta
and opened with a transfer of the comic opera, Dorothy. After hosting several
comic operas, from 1916-1930 the venue started hosting operas and plays. Lyric
theatre was refurbished and reopened in 1933. Really Useful Group took ownership
of the venue in the year 2000 and hosted several Bill Kenwright productions. In
the year 2005, Nimax purchased the theatre.
