PALACE THEATRE
Shaftesbury Avenue, London, W1D 8AY
PRISCILLA, QUEEN OF THE DESERT
Puts the Glory into Gloria and the Gay into Gaynor.
Michael Coveney, The Independant
What People Are Saying
I saw the show yesterday & have to say it is possibly the BEST show I have ... more »
Helen Jeffreys: “5 STARS +++++ FOR PRISCILLA”
Absolutely fabulous show. Great spectacle. Costumes are out of this world... more »
Mrs Sam Dedezade: “FIRST CLASS & FABULOUS SHOW IN WESTEND”
Fabulous show and extraordinary costumes. We laughed all the way through. ... more »
Jan: “Favulous Show And Amazing Costumes”
I took my mum to see this show for her 65th birthday and she was the first ... more »
Dorothy Wakefield-Curley: “Congratulation The Greatest Show In London”
I took my husband for his birthday 6/6/09 to see priscilla queen of the des... more »
9 reviews, average rating: 
(4.9 Stars)
Creators
Book by Stephan Elliott
Book & producer, Allan Scott
Directed by Simon Phillips
Choreography by Ross Coleman
Musical director, Stephen Murphy
Production design by Brian Thomson
Costume design by Tim Chappel & Lizzy Gardiner
Lighting design by Nick Schlieper
Sound design by Michael Waters
Cast
Jason Donovan as Tick / Mitzi
Don Gallagher as Bernadette
Oliver Thornton as Adam / Felicia
Clive Carter as Bob
Zoe Birkett as a Diva
Kate Gillespie as a Diva
Emma Lindars as a Diva
Wezley Sebastian as Miss Understanding
Amy Field as Marion
Danielle Coombe as Shirley
Tristan Temple as Jimmy
Kanaka Nakano as Cynthia
Steven Cleverley as Young Bernadette
John Brannoch as Frank
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