Guys and Dolls
Olivier Award Winner!
Guys and Dolls
This immersive production of the New York musical has a bold design, superb singing and chemistry between its stars
The Guardian
Why see Guys and Dolls?
I've Always Been A Bad Guy
Guys and Dolls scoops the Olivier Award for Best Theatre Choreographer!
You're invited to this Olivier Award winning party as The Bridge Theatre transforms into one of the greatest musicals of all time, Guys and Dolls! You'll be wrapped around all the action with this immersive experience, where you'll be transported to the bars of Havana and the streets of Manhattan. With more laughs, more romance and more hit songs than any show, it's bound to be one experience you don't want to miss.
What Is Guys And Dolls About?
A swinging tale of gangsters, gamblers, and molls, Guys and Dolls is one of the all-time classic American musicals. The show originally premiered on Broadway in 1950 and picked up five Tony Awards, including Best Musical. Five years later it was adapted for the silver screen with Frank Sinatra and Marlon Brando. The story follows the escapades of gamblers Nathan and Sly, who are prepared to bet it all for love. Set on the glittering, jazz-age streets of New York, Guys and Dolls features some iconic musical theatre numbers, including 'Sit Down, You're Rockin' the Boat,' 'Luck Be a Lady'.
Cast
- Owain Arthur as Nathan Detroit
- Timmika Ramsay as Miss Adelaide
- Jonathan Andrew Hume as Nicely-Nicely Johnson
- Ryan Pidgen as Benny Southstreet
- Tori Scott as General Cartwright
- Niall Buggy as Arvide Abernathy
- TJ Lloyd as Rusty Charlie
- Dashaun Vegas as Harry the Horse
- Cornelius Clarke as Lieutenant Brannigan
- George Ioannides as Sky Masterson
- Cameron Johnson as Big Jule
- Celinde Schoenmaker as Sarah Brown
- Tori Scott as General Cartwright/Good Time Charley Bernstein
Please note: The producers can't guarantee the appearance of any performers on any specific date.
Creative
Set design by Bunny Christie
Choreography by Arlene Phillips
Costumes by Deborah Andrews and Christie
Direction and choreography by James Cousins
Lighting by Paule Constable
Sound by Paul Arditti
Musical direction by Tom Brady
Orchestrations by Charlie Raosen
Casting by Charlotte Sutton
Awards
2024 Olivier Awards
Nominations
- Best Musical Revival
- Best Actress in a Musical - Marisha Wallace
- Best Actor in a Musical - Daniel Mays
- Best Actor in a Supporting Role - Cedric Neal
- Best Costume Design - Bunny Christie and Deborah Andrews
- Best Theatre Choreographer - Arlene Phillips and James Cousins
- Outstanding Musical Contribution - Tom Brady and Charlie Rosen
- Best Set Design - Bunny Christie
- Best Lighting Design - Paule Constable
2024 Olivier Awards
- Best Theatre Choreographer - Arlene Phillips and James Cousins
Reviews
Customer reviews
8 reviews, average rating: (5.0 Stars)
Adam Shawcross
Groundbreaking
Just the three visits for me, all immersive, and planning more. As a seasoned theatre goer I've never left a theatre on such a high, Mormon, Hamilton....etc...all excellent but this just raises the bar, took me days to recover. I now have the cast recording to keep me going in between visits! Quite possibly the best thing I've ever seen on stage/stages, you get so involved, you know the characters and I got to dance (briefly) with Miss Adelaide at the end. The entire production is utterly magnificant and the design/layout at the Bridge theatre has set the standard. ... Read more
Chasprit
Absolutely brilliant!
I'm not a great fan of musicals tbh, but this production of Guys and Dolls at the Bridge theatre was terrific. The vocals, particularly by Cedric, were stunning. The cast seemed to be really enjoying the performance and this was truly infectious. Would highly recommend this fantastic immersive experience. ... Read more
Jo Homan
Easily the best thing I've ever seen
Easily the best thing I’ve ever seen. I had an immersive ticket and would recommend this - try to stand near the middle - incredibly exciting, I was grinning from start to finish. Acting, choreography, singing, live band - all mwah mwah mwah. You even get to dance at the end. It’s utterly irresistible, every song’s a banger and VOICES people - talent everywhere you look. Yes I loved the *rocking* rocking the boat number and everything that Adelaide sings, and the crazy night in Havana - who doesn’t love pure sass on a stick? But for me, the More I cannot give you song was the loveliest moment - such a cute dad figure. I doubt you’ll be able to get a ticket any more, but if you can you’ll be saying ‘I do’ all the way. ... Read more
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