Based on the critically acclaimed 1988 film starring Tom Hanks, Big The Musical follows the story of a 12 year old boy who finds himself trapped in an adult body in a grown up world. With high-energy choreography, impressive video designs and heart-felt moments, Big The Musical is a lively and fun-filled theatrical experience which will appeal to all ages!
Staring Strictly Come Dancing winner and former Wanted band member, Jay Guinness as Josh, alongside Girls Aloud singer Kimberly Walsh, Big The Musical boasts a star-studded cast. It is only showing at the West End for nine days, so grab your tickets while you can!
One night at a carnival, twelve year old Josh is humiliated when he finds out the girl he likes is dating an older boy and he is too young to ride a rollercoaster. In his frustration, he wishes that he could fast-forward the clock and to his shock, he finds himself inside an adult’s body!
Facing many adult situations along the way, such as meeting a lovely lady, Joshs' childish and playful sense of humour does not always go down well! Desperate to leave the grown-up world, with the help of his friend Billy, he embarks on a hilarious journey to return to his child self.
Getting there: Located right outside Tottenham Court Road tube station, getting to The Dominion theatre is extremely easy by tube. However, it is also accessible by car and bus.
The address is:
The Dominion Theatre
268-269 Tottenham Court Road
London
W1T 7AQ
Tube
The nearest tube stations are Tottenham Court Road (for the Central and Northern lines). You will see the theatre straight away on leaving the entrance
6 minutes from Leicester Square tube station: exit the station on Charing Cross Road and head left up the road towards Tottenham Court Road. Then follow the road until you find Tottenham Court Road and turn the left corner. The theatre will be just around this corner.
Bus
You can take the following buses to Tottenham Court Road: 7, 10, 14, 24, 29, 134, 242
Car
Given that the Dominion Theatre is inside the city’s Congestion Charge Zone, weekdays from 7am until 6pm except bank holidays, and costs £10 per day. You will not have to pay the charge if you enter the congestion zone after 6pm.
The closest car park is the NCP Adeline Place Car park on Great Russell Street, WC1B, 3AJ). Parking costs £25 for a 2-4 hour stay.
Accessibility
Customer Assistance
Full customer assistance is provided at the Dominion theatre. Customers who require assistance must make themselves known to a member of staff. If the platform lift to the stalls is needed, staff must be told in advance
It is possible to transfer in the stalls but wheelchair patrons who wish to transfer to fixed seating must bring a companion. Wheelchairs can be stored by staff for the performance and retrieved during the interval if requested. For patrons who cannot access the bars, an at-seat service is available.
Big The Musical Ticket prices range from £27.50 to £111 pounds. As one of the largest theatres in the West End which is steeped in history, the Dominion Theatre can host up to 2000 people and ticket prices vary greatly. The theatre is divided in the Stalls and The Circle.
The Stalls: as the seats on the same level as the stage, the stalls are split into four long sections with aisles in between them. Comprised of 29 rows, the cheapest tickets in the stalls are the six rows closest to the stage and also the rows at the very back. The best, but also most costly, seats are in the centre of the Stalls.
The Circle: divided into nine blocks, the circle is the higher up section of the theatre. Some of the best sets in the house are the first few rows, whereas the back seats are much cheaper.
For every performance, a small number of £25 rush tickets will be made available at 10am; tickets must be purchased from the Dominion Theatre box office in person.
Group tickets
10+ tickets:
£25 each (usually £74, £64, £69, £59, £54)*
25+ tickets:
£17.50 each (usually £49, £41, £29.50)*
PLUS 11th TICKET IS FREE FOR TEACHERS
Groups vaid Monday- Friday 7.30pm and Thursday 2.30pm
*Schools Valid Monday-Thursday 7.30pm and Thursday 2.30pm, excluding w/c 21st October 2019.
Age Recommendation: Children under the age of 5 cannot be admitted to the auditorium. All patrons, regardless of age must have a valid ticket.
Warning: the how may contain strobe lighting and haze effects
Running from Friday the 6th of September until Saturday the 2nd of November, Big the Musical is showing every Thursday and Saturday at 14:30 and then every day at 19:30 except Sunday.
Big The Musical Cast 2019:
Jay McGuiness, Wendi Peters, Kimberley Walsh, Matthew Kelly, Lori Haley Fox, Edward Handoll, Harrison Dadswell, Jamie O’Connor, Jake Simon, Jobe Hart, Austen Phelan, Theo Wilkinson, Charlie Bull, Colin Burnicle, Christie-Lee Crosson, Vicki Davids, Alex Fobbester, Leanne Garretty, Stuart Hickey, Matt Holland, Tash Holway, Ross McLaren, Richard Murphy, Eddie Myles, Katharine Pearson, Anton Fosh, Gemma Fuller, Gary Murphy, Katy Osborne, Olufemi Alaka, Coco Cousin-Brown, Asher Ezeguiel, Ellis Griffiths, Imogen Law Hing Choy, Noah Leggott, Amaya Lucas, Cassia McCarthy, Ophelia Parsons, Bailey Razdan, Lucinda Wicks and Chanel Zinyemba.
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