Naked Boys Singing! Comes To King’s Head Theatre
THE TITLE SAYS IT ALL IN THE INTERNATIONAL SMASH HIT MUSICAL
Naked Boys Singing! is a hilarious musical revue features 15 original songs, a bevy of gorgeous and talented men, and no clothes
TICKETS: www.kingsheadtheatre.com
“Tonight good old Shakespeare’s considered a bore
Tonight something new and unique is in store”
This hilarious musical revue features 15 original songs, a bevy of gorgeous and talented men, and no clothes – a winning combination if ever there was one! From the sassy opening number “Gratuitous Nudity” to the screamingly funny “Bliss of a Bris” audiences and critics the world over have hailed Naked Boys Singing! a sure-fire crowd-pleaser.
Originating at the Celebration Theatre in Los Angeles, this campy musical comedy opened Off-Broadway in 1999 and ran for over twelve years.
Shortly after the original Off-Broadway closed, the smash hit Provincetown adaption of Naked Boys Singing! transferred to the Off Broadway stage where it is still enjoying a healthy run today.
CASTING
Announcement 1st week of February 2020
LISTINGS
Naked Boys Singing!
Venue
King’s Head Theatre
115 Upper Street
London N1 1QN
Performance Dates
13th March – 11th April 2020
Performance Times
Tuesday – Saturday 9.30pm and Saturday matinees 4.00pm
(No shows on Sundays and Mondays)
Box Office
www.kingsheadtheatre.com I 020 7226 8561
Ticket Price
Previews: 13th March 9.30pm £10.00, 14th March 4.00pm £15.00 and 9.30pm £15
Premium Seating £25.00, Standard Seating £19.50, Concessions £18.00
Under 30 (Tuesdays only) £10.00, Unwaged £5.00 (matinees only)
ABOUT KINGS HEAD THEATRE
WHERE IT ALL STARTED
1970 – Dan Crawford founds the first pub theatre in London since Shakespeare’s day and the King’s Head Theatre is born. Dan Crawford serves as Artistic Director for 35 years.
1983 – A revival of Mr Cinders, starring Joanna Lumley, opens at the King’s Head Theatre before transferring to the West End. It goes on to run for 527 performances.
2020 – Subject to a succesful fundraising campaign, King’s Head Theatre to move to its new permanent home in Islington Square securing the future of the venue for generations to come.


