Get ready to clock in for a night of laughter and iconic songs!
Join us for the ultimate feel-good musical comedy as 9 to 5 The Musical bursts onto the stage with sass, style, and a whole lot of Dolly sparkle!
Featuring an irresistible score by country music legend Dolly Parton, this hit show follows three office workers who’ve had enough of their overbearing, chauvinistic boss. When a wild idea turns into a daring plan for revenge, chaos, comedy, and sisterhood take centre stage.
Inspired by the much-loved 1980s film, 9 to 5 The Musical is a joyful story about friendship, courage, and standing up for what’s right, all set to toe-tapping tunes you’ll be humming long after the curtain falls.
Starring Jessica Martin (Me and My Girl, Adelphi Theatre / Jerry’s Girls, Menier Chocolate Factory) as Roz, Karla Tracey (Irish Affair; A Love Story for All Time, National Opera House, Ireland) as Doralee, Kayla Carter (Military Wives, York Theatre Royal / I Should Be So Lucky, UK & Ireland Tour) as Judy, Tim Rogers (West Side Story, West End & UK Tour / Jesus Christ Superstar, UK & Europe Tour) as Hart and Jade Marvin (Starlight Express, Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre / Six ,NCL) as Violet.
They appear alongside Sammy Graham (The Sound of Music, London Palladium) as Kathy, Ceris Hine (The Rocky Horror Show, UK Tour) as Margaret, Bradley Judge (Sister Act, West End & Uk Tour) as Dwayne / Detective /Tinsworthy, Benjamin Karran (Les Misérables, West End) as Joe, Colin Kiyani (Flashdance, UK & International Tour) as Bob / Dick / Doctor, Alicia Mencía (Moulin Rouge! The Musical, West End) as Maria, Rodney Vubya (Titanique, Criterion Theatre) as Josh, Jemima-Jane Willcox (Mary Poppins, UK and Ireland Tour) as Missy / Candystriper. The ensemble includes Jamie Chidzey (Come From Away, Cunard) and Beth Woodcock (Bat Out of Hell, Uk Tour) and Ashley St John (Get Down Tonight, Charing Cross Theatre) who is also Dance Captain.
Lively, empowering, and outrageously funny, this is one night at the theatre you won’t want to miss!
Produced by Landmark Theatres. Directed by Paul Jepson, musical supervision by Mark Crossland, with set and costume design by Amanda Stoodley.
