Guys and Dolls

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Award-winning actor Rebel Wilson will be joining the West End cast for a strictly limited 8 weeks only at the Phoenix Theatre to play the part of Miss Adelaide from Tuesday 28 June until Sunday 21 August 2016.

There’s a new doll in town! Hollywood star Rebel Wilson makes her West End Debut in the all American classic as the long-suffering Miss Adelaide. Wilson is best known for her role as “Fat Amy” in the multi award winning films Pitch Perfect and Pitch Perfect 2. She will take on this iconic role from the 28 of June for a limited 8 week run until 21 August. Further casting to be announced.

Nathan Detroit is desperate: he needs money for an illegal dice game, and he needs it fast. Not to mention a 14 year engagement with night club singer Miss Adelaide whose patience is finally running out. Enter notorious gambler Sky Masterson, a guy who can never turn down a bet, and straight laced missionary Sarah Brown, a doll with a heart of ice. The wager: Sky has to romance Sarah by taking her to Havana for dinner and in return he’ll provide a dozen & sinners for Sarah’s mission. Surely this is one bet Nathan absolutely can't lose?

The sizzling New York tale of gamblers, gangsters and nightclub singers will leave you walking on air (Daily Telegraph) with a glorious evening featuring some of Broadway's greatest show stopping tunes, including Luck Be a Lady, Sit Down You're Rocking the Boat and My Time of Day. With dazzling choreography by world renowned Cuban ballet star Carlos Acosta and Andrew Wright (Singin’ in the Rain and Barnum), and direction from New York's Gordon Greenberg, this production leaves the whole audience purring with pleasure (Times). This is one feel good show you won't want to miss.

Meeting/pick-up point: Phoenix Theatre.
Duration: 2 hours and 50 Minutes.
Start/opening time: Fri 7.30pm, Sat 2.30pm, Sat 7.30pm, Sun 2.30pm, Thu 2.30pm, Thu 7.30pm, Tue 2.30pm, Wed 7.30pm.
Others: Wheelchair accessible.
The producers of Guys & Dolls cannot guarantee the appearance of any particular artist, which is always subject to illness and holidays.