The Drifters Girl Tickets

The Drifters Girl tells the remarkable story of one of the world’s greatest vocal groups The Drifters and the woman who made them. The new musical features an incredible soundtrack packed full of The Drifters hits including ‘Save The Last Dance For Me’, ‘Under The Boardwalk’, ‘Stand By Me’, ‘Come On Over To My Place’ and ‘Saturday Night At The Movies’.

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Felicia Boswell recently took over the role of Faye Treadwell in The Drifters Girl at London’s Garrick Theatre. She is joined by Tosh Wanogho-Maud, Tarinn Callender, Adam J Bernard and Matt Henry. The Drifters Girl tickets are currently booking through to 12 February 2023. Don’t miss this West End hit musical and secure your seats now.

The Drifters Girl is the West End’s new hit musical starring Beverley Knight as Faye Treadwell who managed the group sensation The Drifters over 30 years. The Drifters Girl tickets are currently booking until 12 February 2023. The dazzling production brings the incredible music of The Drifters to life on the West End stage at the Garrick Theatre. The musical is packed full of icons but for this #StageySountrackSunday we’ve narrowed them down to our top 5.

Beverley Knight has built up an impressive musical theatre career.  Amongst her accolades are Cats, The Bodyguard and, of course, Memphis. Now she turns her hand, and those stellar vocals, to the role of Faye Treadwell, in The Drifters Girl currently in situ at the Garrick Theatre.

The Drifters Girl is currently in previews at London’s Garrick Theatre and is already dazzling audiences in the West End. The show stars Beverley Knight as Faye Treadwell along with Tosh Wanogho-Maud, Tarinn Callender, Adam J Bernard and Matt Henry. Make sure you’ve secured your The Drifters Girl tickets whilst the best availability lasts!

Take a look at the first look production images in our gallery below!

The Drifters Girl is set to have its world premiere later this year! Performances for the new musical at the West End’s Garrick Theatre are set to begin on 4 November 2021. The show stars the previously announced Beverley Knight as Faye Treadwell and further casting has just been revealed. If you don’t have your The Drifters Girl tickets yet, you’re going to want to secure yours whilst you can!

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The eagerly anticipated production of The Drifters Girl has been postponed to next year. The news has been announced by the show's producers Michael Harrison and David Ian. After Beverley Knight's pilot performance at the London Palladium last month, hopes were high that the show would still go on this autumn. Unfortunately, that is not the case as new dates for the musical have now been officially confirmed. Ticketholders to the run scheduled this autumn will be automatically moved to corresponding dates next year to ensure they will not lose their seats.

New photos have been released of yesterday's London Palladium pilot show photographed by Andy Paradise of Paradise Photo. The pilot, which was the first-ever socially distanced West End show and was meant to test the safety of socially distanced theatrical performances, featured an introduction by Andrew Lloyd Webber followed by a show-stopping, concert-style performance from the iconic singer and West End actress Beverley Knight, star of the upcoming musical The Drifters Girl.

The venue followed stringent safety and hygiene measures including one-way-systems, anti-viral misting machines, temperature checks, and more. Knight performed a two-hour medley of songs to an audience of just over 500, which was significantly reduced from the venue's maximum capacity of 2000.

At the start of the concert, Andrew Lloyd Webber took to stage to call on the UK Government to set a date for non-socially distanced performances to return. Despite the 1st of August being the projected return date for indoor performances, many major West End and UK theatre shows and venues will not be able to hold socially distanced performances, as it will be economically unviable.

Lloyd Webber said: "What we need badly is a date for reopening. Everyone understands that a spike in the virus could mean a delay, but we need a target."

View photos of the socially distanced pilot performance with Beverley Knight below.