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Final Tickets Go on Sale for Melbourne Season of Singin’ in the Rain

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Singin’ in the Rain might have only begun to make a splash at Melbourne’s Her Majesty’s Theatre, but its short season means that it will be leaving the venue on July 2nd 2016. Are you still after the perfect seats for this show, and don’t mind waiting for its final days? The show’s final tickets have been released for sale, and can now be ordered via the Singin’ in the Rain official website / Ticketek.

The Singin’ in the Rain cast is led by Adam Garcia as Don Lockwood, marking his return to the Australian stage. Joining Adam as his sidekick Cosmo Brown is Jack Chambers. This is in addition to Gretel Scarlett as aspiring actress Kathy Selden, Erika Heynatz as Lockwood’s leading lady Lina Lamont, Robyn Arthur as Hollywood gossip reporter Dora Bailey, Rodney Dobson as Roscoe Dexter and Mike Bishop as RF Simpson.

They are joined by a sizable supporting cast which includes: Ben Brown, Nadia Coote, Stefanie De Castro, Jan Di Pietro, Samantha Leigh Dodemaide, Ben Gillespie, Jillian Green, Melanie Hawkins, Matthew Jenson, Lauren Jimmieson, Rob Mallett, Sam Marks, Hayley Martin, Meghan O’Shea, Glen Oliver, Nathan Pinnell, Jordan Pollard, Romina Villafranca, Rachael Ward and Lyndon Watts. That’s a lot of people who have been performing on the wet stage!

Cannot make it to Her Majesty’s Theatre to see Singin’ in the Rain? Its next stop will be the Sydney Lyric Theatre from July 7th – followed by seasons in Brisbane (QPAC Lyric Theatre), Adelaide (Festival Theatre) and Perth (Crown Theatre).

About Singin’ in the Rain

Set in 1927, it tells the story of the first Hollywood musical, when the silver screen found its voice and left silent movies – and some of its stars – behind. Don Lockwood is a silent movie star with everything he could want – fame, adulation and a well-publicised ‘romance’ with his co-star Lina Lamont. But Hollywood is about to change forever. There is rumour in the studio of a new kind of film, where the actors actually talk…and sing…and dance. Can Don and the uniquely voiced Lina make the transition and will chorus girl Kathy Selden fulfil her dream of stardom and capture Don’s heart along the way?

 

Sam
Sam
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