Dr Ranj Singh Embarks on Magnificent Musical Journey with ‘Dream Come True’ Role –
Dr Ranj Singh, renowned for his appearances on This Morning, is set to embark on a new venture as he joins the cast of the critically acclaimed musical, & Juliet. The esteemed doctor will take on the role of Lance, marking his debut in the world of musical theatre. Expressing his elation, Dr Ranj described the opportunity as a “dream come true.”
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“This Morning star Dr Ranj Singh expressed his excitement about the upcoming role, stating, ‘I am absolutely overjoyed to be making my musical theatre debut in & Juliet, a show I’ve been a fan of since it first opened.'”
Dr Ranj’s foray into musical theatre signifies a departure from his usual television work, underscoring his versatility as a performer. Behind the scenes, Dr Ranj has dedicated himself to honing his craft, making this opportunity all the more significant for him.
“He added, ‘I know it’s a bit of a change from my usual work, but not many people will know how hard I’ve been working behind the scenes to make this happen, and it’s an absolute dream come true.'”
Joining an Esteemed Cast
Dr Ranj joins a stellar lineup of performers for the & Juliet UK tour. The cast includes Matt Cardle as Shakespeare, Gerardine Sacdalan as Juliet, and Lara Denning as Anne, among others. With such talent on board, audiences can anticipate a captivating rendition of the beloved musical.
“The national UK tour will open at Manchester’s Opera House on 8 July, 2024, with dates planned for Blackpool, Glasgow, Oxford, Liverpool, Edinburgh, and Leeds.”
The show promises to deliver a fresh take on the classic tale of Romeo and Juliet. Created by David West Read, known for his work on Schitt’s Creek, the musical reimagines the story, offering Juliet a second chance at life and love.
“‘This hilarious new musical flips the script on the greatest love story ever told and asks, what would happen next if Juliet didn’t end it all over Romeo?’ the synopsis reads.”
Featuring Iconic Pop Anthems
One of the highlights of & Juliet is its soundtrack, featuring iconic pop anthems from the past three decades. Curated by legendary songwriter Max Martin, the musical includes hits like “…Baby One More Time”, “Since U Been Gone”, and “Roar”, ensuring a nostalgic and exhilarating experience for audiences.
“The jukebox musical features some of the biggest pop anthems of the last three decades from legendary songwriter, Max Martin.”
Tour Details and Ticket Information
Fans eager to catch Dr Ranj and the rest of the talented cast in action can secure their tickets now. The UK tour will commence in Manchester on 8 July, 2024, before traveling to various cities including Blackpool, Glasgow, and Liverpool.
“The full tour schedule and ticket details for & Juliet can be found on the official website andjulietthemusical.co.uk.”
Tickets are available for purchase through ATG Tickets and the official website, with prices ranging from £13 to £134, inclusive of VIP packages. With a wide array of dates and venues, there’s ample opportunity for theatre enthusiasts across the UK to experience this extraordinary production.
& Juliet UK Tour Dates
8-20 July – Manchester, Opera House – tickets
23-27 July – Blackpool, Opera House – tickets
30 July – 3 August – Norwich, Theatre Royal – tickets
13-24 August – Glasgow, Kings Theatre – tickets
2-7 September – Oxford, New Theatre – tickets
10-21 September – Sunderland, Empire – tickets
23-28 September – Hull, New Theatre – tickets
30 September – 5 October – Plymouth, Theatre Royal – tickets
7-12 October – Wolverhampton, Grand – tickets
14-19 October – Canterbury, Marlowe Theatre – tickets
28 October – 2 November – Liverpool, Empire Theatre – tickets
5-9 November – Southampton, Mayflower Theatre – tickets
12-16 November – Edinburgh, Playhouse – tickets
18-30 November – Leeds, Grand Theatre – tickets
14-25 January – Bristol, Hippodrome – tickets
27 January – 1 February – Wimbledon, New Wimbledon Theatre – tickets
4-8 February – Aberdeen, His Majesty’s Theatre – tickets
17-22 February – Leicester, Curve – tickets
11-15 March – Woking, New Victoria Theatre – tickets
24-29 March – Bradford, Alhambra Theatre – tickets
31 March – 12 April – Milton Keynes Theatre – tickets
14-19 April – Nottingham, Theatre Royal – tickets
22 April – 3 May – Birmingham, Hippodrome – tickets
5-10 May – Southend, Cliffs Pavilion – tickets
12-17 May – Stoke, Regent Theatre – tickets
20-31 May – Sheffield, Lyceum Theatre – tickets
2-7 June – Newcastle, Theatre Royal – tickets
10-14 June – Truro, Hall for Cornwall – tickets
16-28 June – Cardiff, Wales Millennium Centre – tickets
