You Are Here At Southwark Playhouse Will Now Open On 17th May
SOUTHWARK PLAYHOUSE ANNOUNCES CHANGE OF DATES FOR THE UK PREMIERE OF MUSICAL YOU ARE HERE IN LINE WITH LATEST GOVERNMENT ADVICE
You Are Here is the UK premiere of an intimate, hilarious and heart-breaking tour-de-force musical that will leave you cheering for the resilience of the human spirit. Initially due to be performed in The Large for four weeks from 29 April 2021, it will now open with socially distanced audiences on 17 May and run until 12 June.
July 20, 1969. On the night of the moon landing, Chicago housewife Diana (Wendi Peters) walks out of her comfortable suburban life for no real reason. She sees the astronauts taking that great step and is struck by the realisation that some people lead exciting lives. Suddenly alone in a fast-changing world, she finds a series of unexpected encounters can turn one small step into a giant, life-changing leap.
This is a live, in-person performance running for four weeks. There will be two live-streamed performances on Saturday, 22 May at 3pm an 7.30pm (captions available for the matinee performance). Wendi Peters will star as Diana, with further casting to be announce.
Southwark Playhouse are selling tickets for live, in-person socially distanced performances of You Are Here based on last week’s government announcements. If government guidance does not allow for live performances to go ahead with social distancing, then all performances of You Are Here will be live-streamed and ticket holders will be contacted with details on how to watch the alternative production online or obtain a refund.
YOU ARE HERE
Venue
Southwark Playhouse
77-85 Newington Causeway
London SE1 6BD
In Person Tickets
In-person tickets are now available to book
Full details and schedule on the website
Previews are from Monday, 17 May until Wednesday, 19 May (tickets £16)
The run finishes on Saturday, 12 June (all tickets, £27.50, £22 conc.)
Streaming Tickets
Streamed live on Saturday, 22 May at 3pm and 7.30pm
With captions available for the 3pm performance
Tickets are £15 and can be booked via the show page
Running time is 90 mins
