The five-star musical that shook 2019 is back!
In Liverpool in 1963, the music world was exploding. Musical talent, attitude, and the knowledge that you could be anything you wanted to be saw the city flooded with bands and singers who were headed to the top. Standing tall amongst all the boys was the world’s first all-girl rock ’n’ roll group. This is the untold true story of The Liverbirds!
From The Cavern to Hamburg’s Star Club, Mary, Sylvia, Val, and Pam did it on their terms, turning down Brian Epstein, hanging out with Jimi Hendrix, and driving Chuck Berry wild. This foot-stomping musical will be packed with all the great 60s songs that shook The Cavern, including The Liverbirds’ smash hits “Peanut Butter” and “Diddley Daddy.”
Written by Ian Salmon (The Comeback Special) and directed by Bob Eaton (Lennon), this is a show that will rock the Royal Court like never before! As told to the writer by Mary Dostal and Sylvia Wiggins, from an original idea by Paul Fitzgerald.
Cast includes: Molly Grace Cutler (Val), Alice McKenna (Mary), Lisa Wright (Pam), Sarah Workman (Sylvia), and Jonathan Markwood. Directed by Bob Eaton, musical direction by Howard Gray, set design by Mark Walters, lighting design by Ian Scott, sound design by Kate Harvey, and AV design by Jamie Jenkin.
“If you’re looking for a fun night out with some great music, this is the show for you.”
Tickets can be purchased directly from the box office or by emailing boxoffice@liverpoolsroyalcourt.com.
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