Synopsis
Following its success in Leicester and on tour across the UK and Europe throughout 2017/18, we’re thrilled to be revisiting our award-winning Made at Curve production of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Sunset Boulevard in this captivating concert performance, recorded and streamed for you to enjoy from the comfort of your own home.
Set over a turbulent New Year’s Eve in 1940s Hollywood, Sunset Boulevard is a compelling story of romance and obsession. Directed by Nikolai Foster, the performance will see Ria Jones reprise her role as silent-screen goddess Norma Desmond, with Danny Mac returning as penniless screen writer Joe Gillis.
A 16-piece orchestra – the largest to accompany a musical in the UK this year – will also join the sumptuously costumed cast in realising Andrew Lloyd-Webber’s epic and globally-adored score, including Sunset Boulevard, The Greatest Star Of All and As If We Never Said Goodbye.
Awards for our 2017 production:
WINNER – Best Regional Production, WhatsOnStage Awards 2018
WINNER – Best Musical, Manchester Theatre Awards 2018
WINNER – Best Actor – Danny Mac, Manchester Theatre Awards 2018
About the show
If you have questions about booking or watching Sunset Boulevard – at Home, you may find the answers you are looking for in our frequently asked questions.
Please note, this film contains flashing lights and visual effects throughout.
IMPORTANT NOTE
Tickets for each scheduled performance of Sunset Boulevard – at Home will be taken off sale two hours in advance of the viewing time.
Tickets
£20 per household
IMPORTANT NOTE
Tickets for each scheduled performance of Sunset Boulevard – at Home will be taken off sale two hours in advance of the viewing time.
Access to the Stream is also unavailable to North America and associated territories due to restrictions.
As a registered charity (no. 230708) we are asking all customers to consider purchasing multiple tickets for the stream, as you would if you were joining us for the performance at Curve. If you are not in a position to purchase multiple tickets but would still like to make a smaller donation alongside your booking, you can do so by clicking here.
We appreciate it has been a very challenging year for many of our audiences, and all contributions – no matter how large or small – are hugely appreciated. The support we receive makes an incredible difference and every donation helps us deliver all of the work that we produce both on and off our stages. Thank you for your support.
ACCESS PERFORMANCES
Captioned: Available on selected performances from 22 Dec – 17 Jan
Audio Described: Sat 9 Jan, 2.30pm
Delivered by Talking Sense Audio Description Services.
If you require our access performances then please do select this option when booking online. Alternatively, please get in touch by email at sunset@curvetheatre.co.uk.
*Discounts are subject to availability and may be removed at any time. Only valid on certain performances - terms and conditions apply.
Credits & Acknowledgments
Music by Andrew Lloyd Webber
Book & Lyrics by Don Black & Christopher Hampton
Based on the Billy Wilder film
Orchestrations by David Cullen & Andrew Lloyd Webber
By Arrangement with The Really Useful Group
Director Nikolai Foster
Designer Colin Richmond
Musical Supervisor Stephen Brooker
Musical Director Chris Mundy
Orchestral Management Stephen Hill for Musicians UK Ltd
Choreographer Lee Proud
Lighting Designer Ben Cracknell
Sound Designer Tom Marshall
Video & Projection Douglas O’Connell
Casting by David Grindrod CDG
Filming by Crosscut Media
Audio Described performance delivered by Nadine Beasley and Kate Taylor Davies of Talking Sense Audio Description Services, with audio support from Gary Giles.
The Producers gratefully acknowledge the role of Amy Powers in the lyric development of Sunset Boulevard.
Originally produced in association with Michael Harrison and David Ian
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Reviews
As a feat of ingenuity, it stands unparalleled in both scale and success.
WhatsOnStage
A game changer
The Telegraph
It's not quite a stage musical, not quite a film. And it works superbly.
The Times
Theatre makes its magic out of nothing, and magic is exactly what has been made here.
The Stage
This is theatre's version of a Hollywood sound stage and it looks incredible.
British Theatre
Stunning performances on a unique stage of epic proportions.
BroadwayWorld