Performance

Venue	Garrick Theatre
Town	West End
County	Greater London
From	7th February 2019
Opened	12th February 2019
To	2nd June 2019
When	Wed-Sun 19:30. Wed, Sat, Sun Mats 14:00
Garrick Theatre (V394)
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Date of change: 8 Nov 18 - T1471780665

Rip It Up - the 60s

Work:: Rip It Up (S158971805)

Production:: the 60s (T1471780665)

The ultimate Strictly boy band of dance bring the 60's smashing into the 21st century and Rip It Up in an explosion of song, dance, acrobatics and amazing visuals! Aston Merrygold (JLS) and Jay McGuiness (The Wanted) sing, while Harry Judd (McFly) is on drums and Olympic champion Louis Smith performs amazing gymnastic feats. But what shines through the most in this spectacular show is the fab four's phenomenal dancing talent. The boys are joined by an incredible cast of dancers, singers and musicians, in one of the most energetic shows to ever hit the West End stage. Dance the night away with music from the legends who shook a generation!

Performer	Louis Smith
Performer	Jay McGuinness
Performer	Harry Judd
Performer	Aston Merrygold

Listing:: L1975578392

the 60s

The ultimate Strictly boy band of dance bring the 60's smashing into the 21st century and Rip It Up in an explosion of song, dance, acrobatics and amazing visuals! Aston Merrygold (JLS) and Jay McGuiness (The Wanted) sing, while Harry Judd (McFly) is on drums and Olympic champion Louis Smith performs amazing gymnastic feats. But what shines through the most in this spectacular show is the fab four's phenomenal dancing talent. The boys are joined by an incredible cast of dancers, singers and musicians, in one of the most energetic shows to ever hit the West End stage. Dance the night away with music from the legends who shook a generation!

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