I Wish My Life Were Like a Musical

I Wish My Life Were Like a Musical

THU 25–SAT 27 JUL, 8PM
Live at The Everyman

Sell-out show I Wish My Life Were Like a Musical comes to The Everyman.

This comedic musical revue reveals everything you could want to know about musical theatre, and the people who love it – on both sides of the curtain!

Covering the journey from wide-eyed drama student to brattish diva, past-it chorus member or bitter has-been (or never-was), this show lifts the lid on awful auditions, debilitating dance routines, mid-performance mishaps, backstage backstabbing, superfans and harsh critics – plus those magical moments that make it all worthwhile.

Following four Edinburgh Fringe seasons and two London runs, this sell-out show goes on national tour having garnered an astonishing 50 five-star reviews, a West End Wilma award, as well as three nominations.

★★★★★ “Full of wit and musical pastiche” – The Arts Desk
★★★★★ “Witty, funny and full of heart” – West End Best Friend
★★★★★ “Has the audience in hoots of pleasure and rapturous applause throughout” – The Real Chrisparkle
★★★★★ “Incredible… filling the room with joy” – Edinburgh Festivals Magazine
★★★★★ “Flawless… A definite hit” – British Theatre
★★★★★ “So much to enjoy in this superb show” – British Theatre Guide
★★★★★ “Sharp satire and simply, undiluted fun. Go see!” – Broadway Baby
★★★★★ “Delightful… Plenty to enjoy for industry and fans alike” – Broadway World
★★★★★ “Hilarious… Wonderfully witty… Refreshingly original” – Edinburgh Guide
★★★★★ “Crisp, perfect, immaculate, hilarious. An unmistakable gem!” – Musical Talk
★★★★★ “Laughs come thick and fast. Delightfully whimsical!” – Musical Theatre Review
“A loving tribute to the world of musicals, with sweet, catchy tunes, witty lyrics and a top cast in great form” – Matt Lucas
“A must-see from leading British musical creator Alexander S. Bermange” – Tim Rice
“Amazing talents and a brilliant score” – Miriam Margolyes
“Fun, witty and poignant” ؘ– Bonnie Langford
“You need to get to see this show” – Ruthie Henshall

CREDITS

Directed by Alexander S. Bermange
Directed and choreographed by Matthew Parker