NEVER FORGET To Play New Wimbledon Theatre

Featuring the incredible catalogue of songs by Britain's favourite pop group Take That, Never Forget is a feel-good romantic comedy about triumph over adversity - the perfect antidote for today's troubled times. Join the ride of a lifetime as Ash and his mates take a roller coaster journey of fame, fortune and friendship on the way to realizing their dreams as they return to New Wimbledon Theatre following their previous pre-West End visit in the spring of last year.

Never Forget is jam-packed with the classic Take That songs, including the smash hits A Million Love Songs, Could It Be Magic, It Only Takes A Minute, Do What You Like, Love Ain't Here Anymore, Relight My Fire, Pray, Back For Good, Babe and, of course, Never Forget.

Philip Olivier, known for his popular role of Tim O'Leary in Channel 4's Brookside, will star as Dirty Harry. Philip's other TV credits include guest roles in Holby City, The Royal and Hollyoaks in the City. He most recently won the reality TV series The Games and was also runner up in the hit TV show Celebrity Come Dine With Me. Philip is joined by a cast of over 21 actors, singers and dancers including, a live band with a 20 strong local children's chorus along with spectacular special effects keep the action pumping with the largest rain curtain ever created for the stage as well as magical water animation.

Never Forget is written by BAFTA award-winner Danny Brocklehurst (Shameless, Sorted, Clocking Off) and Guy Jones and Ed Curtis. The production is directed by Ed Curtis with choreography by Olivier award-winning Karen Bruce. Scenic Design is by Morgan Large with Costume Design is by Christopher Woods and Lighting Design by James Whiteside.

Whether you're a devoted Take That fan or someone just looking for a chance to party with one of the splashiest (literally!) musicals to hit town, there's something for everyone in this show that has audiences on their feet and cheering night after night.

 

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