First Concert Production of the Gershwins' OF THEE I SING to Play at London's Royal Festival Hall

George and Ira Gershwin's 1931 musical, OF THEE I SING, will have its first ever concert staging for one night only, Friday, July 31 at the Royal Festival Hall.

The satirical look at American politics tells the story of presidential candidate John P. Wintergreen, and "takes on political idealism, corruption and incompetency, and reveals that love can affect not just domestic relations but international ones too."

The first musical to win a Pulitzer Prize, OF THEE I SING features a score of recognizable songs including 'Who Could Ask For Anything More?' and 'Of Thee I Sing'.

Tickets range from £35 to £70, and can be purchased here.

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