Chenice who lives in an ITV blackspot because her Grandad's iron lung interferes with the signal in her caravan, and the only girl in the world who has never heard of The X Factor. When she accidentally stumbles into the audition queue with her talking dog, she starts a journey to both stardom and love. Along the way she's joined by contestants with vastly varying degrees of ability, some judges you might well recognise and Max, a handsome ukulele playing plumber and part time eco-warrior.
Featuring 19 new songs with music and lyrics from Steve Brown (Evening Standard and Critics Circle Best Musical award winner for Spend Spend Spend. TV includes Spitting Image, Knowing Me Knowing You with Alan Partridge, TV Burp), with book and lyrics by Harry Hill (Three BAFTAs, seven British Comedy Awards and a Golden Rose of Montreux) and directed by double Olivier Award winner Sean Foley (Co-founder of The Right Size; Do You Come Here Often?, The Play What I Wrote and Ducktastic. West End includes The Ladykillers and What The Butler Saw), this show promises a lid-lifting theatrical rollercoaster ride behind the scenes at the mother of all singing competitions.
Luke Baker, who graced the West End stage in I Can't Sing: The X Factor Musical, has also showcased his talents in productions such as Everybody's Talking About Jamie, American Idiot, Beautiful Thing, and The Lion King. more...
Charlie Baker, an accomplished intimacy director who began their career in 2017, has made significant contributions to the field and previously lent their expertise to productions such as "I Can't Sing: The X Factor Musical." more...
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Jenna Boyd, a Guildford School of Acting alumna, showcased her versatility in various productions, including her performance in "I Can’t Sing!" at the London Palladium. more...
Gabrielle Brooks, known for her performances in Avenue Q and Hairspray, also graced the stage in I Can't Sing: The X Factor Musical, before continuing her impressive run in the Book of Mormon. more...
Billy Carter, who has an extensive career both on Broadway and in the West End, was part of the cast of I Can't Sing: The X Factor Musical at The London Palladium. more...
Cynthia Erivo, an acclaimed English actress and singer, showcased her remarkable talents in "I Can't Sing: The X Factor Musical" before gaining widespread recognition for her Tony Award-winning performance in the Broadway revival of "The Color Purple." more...
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Nigel Harman, renowned for his television roles in EastEnders and Mount Pleasant, also showcased his musical talent in I Can't Sing: The X Factor Musical, adding to his impressive theatre repertoire that includes an Olivier Award-winning performance in Shrek the Musical. more...
Cherelle Jay, who was part of the Original Cast of I Can’t Sing: The X Factor Musical at The London Palladium in the West End, has since gone on to understudy a leading role in Everybody’s Talking About Jamie and founded her own dance and mentoring company, ‘Heels and Feels.’ more...
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Noah Key, a talented drummer from the band Chapter 13 who competed in Britain's Got Talent, showcased his musical prowess in the West End production of I Can't Sing: The X Factor Musical. more...
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Ashley Knight, who started his career in his parents' variety act and has an extensive background in both theatre and television, was part of the cast of "I Can't Sing: The X Factor Musical," bringing his versatile talent to the stage in this past production. more...
Simon Lipkin, who was part of the original London cast of Avenue Q and Rock of Ages, showcased his versatility in 2014 by appearing in I Can't Sing!: The X Factor Musical. more...
Jaye Marshall, who showcased her talents in "I Can't Sing" at the London Palladium, has an impressive array of theatre and dance credits, including serving as Dance Captain for Zoonation’s "Sylvia" at The Old Vic. more...
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Max Parker, who graced the stage of the London Palladium in "I Can't Sing: The X Factor Musical," has also showcased his talents in notable shows like "Barnum" at Chichester and "Matilda" at the Cambridge Theatre. more...
Katy Secombe, known for her extensive theatre career including roles in "Les Misérables" and "Chicago," was part of the cast of "I Can't Sing: The X Factor Musical," bringing her seasoned performance skills to the production. more...
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Kirstie Skivington, a recent graduate of The Urdang Academy, brought her diverse performance background to the stage in I Can't Sing: The X Factor Musical, following her roles in productions like Rent and Side by Side during her training. more...
Production Team
Sean Foley Director
Phillip Bateman Musical Supervisor and Vocal Arrangements
Es Devlin Production Designer
Gareth Owen Sound Designer
Kate Prince Choreographer
Hugh Vanstone Lighting Designer
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