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Back to News & Press DAILY TELEGRAPH: The remarkable 1536 is the West End hit of the year Wednesday, 13 May 2026 Read the original article here . A year after it was first seen at the Almeida , Ava Pickett’s remarkable debut play already has an adaptation into a BBC series in the works. Now, with Barbie star Margot Robbie on board as a producer, the production transfers to the West End. Set in May 1536, the month of Anne Boleyn’s arrest, trial and execution, it’s a vision of Tudor England from the vantage point of lowly but lively Essex folk: a trio of young female friends. It moves apace from some of the freshest, funniest writing around to some of the most devastating, with nuanced performances to match. Set amid high grasses, a boldly conceived first scene finds the heroine, Siena Kelly’s rivetingly insouciant Anna, with her back to a tree trunk, vigorously having it off with a chap (Oliver Johnstone’s ardent Richard) whose hose are round his ankles. With barely a word spoken – he gives her a bracelet as a token of his devotion – this announces a rustic world of impulse and groping instinct, in which influence can be wielded by beautiful women. Like Boleyn, Anna captivates powerful men ; but also like Boleyn, she learns how quickly patriarchal authority can turn vicious. Too often, historical drama adopts a strained register, creaking beneath an excess of exposition and, worse, saddled with olde worlde speak. Pickett’s inspired approach is instead to make these Essex lasses sound garrulously, often swearily, contemporary while maximising the dramatic force of their period ignorance. Scoffing disbelief greets the gossip about what’s afoot far away at court. There are belly laughs, especially at the expense of the credulous youngest, Liv Hill’s Jane (betrothed to Richard). But her conformist mindset comes to seem more tactically astute than Anna’s rebel spirit as the local men start to take their brutish cue from kingly despotism and the atmosphere darkens. Completing the cast are Tanya Reynolds as Mariella, a midwife, and George Kemp as William, another powerful married man (all forced charm) with whom she is embroiled. From a quizzical sideline, Mariella comes to stand at the bloody centre of a denouement marked by dissent, death and a gathering storm of communal violence. Lyndsey Turner’s direction manages each beat of the action impeccably, assisted by a superb design, lighting included. The building momentum and deepening sophistication are perfectly judged, and the accusatory message about women’s constrained lives, then and now, emerges via consummate craft. The last breathless line of the play is “Run!”. Indeed: run to catch it now. Up Up

Back to News & Press Tickets go on sale for Dreamgirls Tuesday, 29 March 2016 At every performance there will be 100 accessibly priced seats, including £20 seats available in advance and £15 day seats available on the day of the performance. Savoy Theatre, London with reduced ticket price preview performances from 19 November 2016 and Opening Night on 14 December 2016. The UK stage premiere will star Amber Riley as ‘Effie White’ and will be Directed and Choreographed by Casey Nicholaw , as previously confirmed. Further casting for the production is still to be announced. Sonia Friedman Productions announces today that tickets for the long awaited UK premiere of Tony Award-winning musical Dreamgirls go on sale this week. The brand new production begins preview performances at the Savoy Theatre from 19 November with Opening Night on Wednesday 14 December 2016. As previously confirmed, American actress and singer Amber Riley will make her West End debut playing soulful singer ‘Effie White’ in the production, which will be Directed and Choreographed by Olivier and Tony Award-winning Casey Nicholaw (The Book of Mormon , Disney’s Aladdin and Something Rotten! ). Dreamgirls will have Set Design by Tim Hatley , Costume Design by Gregg Barnes , Lighting Design by Hugh Vanstone , Sound Design by Richard Brooker and Hair Design by Josh Marquette . The Musical Supervisor will be Nick Finlow , the Orchestrator will be Harold Wheeler , with Additional Material by Willie Reale . Inspired by R&B music acts in 1960s America, Dreamgirls transports you to a revolutionary time in American music history. Dreamgirls charts the tumultuous journey of a young female singing trio, from Chicago, Illinois called ‘The Dreams’, as they learn the hard lesson that show business is as tough as it is fabulous, and features the classic songs ‘And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going’, ‘I Am Changing’, ‘Listen’ and ‘One Night Only’. With Book and Lyrics by Tom Eyen and Music by Henry Krieger , the original Broadway production of Dreamgirls , Directed and Choreographed by Michael Bennett opened in 1981 and subsequently won six Tony Awards®. The original cast recording won two Grammy awards for Best Musical Album and Best Vocal Performance for Jennifer Holliday’s ‘And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going.’ In 2006 it was adapted into an Oscar winning motion picture starring Beyoncé Knowles, Jennifer Hudson, Eddie Murphy and Jamie Foxx. Up Up

Back to News & Press Asmeret Ghebremichael joins the company of Dreamgirls Thursday, 23 March 2017 Sonia Friedman Productions is delighted to announce that Asmeret Ghebremichael has joined the company of Dreamgirls to perform the role of Lorrell Robinson. She began performances this week. Ghebremichael is best known for her performances in The Book of Mormon (West End and Broadway), Legally Blonde , Elf The Musical , Spamalot and Wicked (Broadway). She also appeared in the US television production The Wiz Live! . The critically acclaimed, hit UK premiere of Dreamgirls has been nominated for five Olivier Awards and stars American actress and singer Amber Riley as Effie White with Marisha Wallace and Karen Mav alternating the role of Effie, Liisi LaFontaine as Deena Jones and now Asmeret Ghebremichael as Lorrell Robinson making up the soulful singing trio ‘The Dreams’. Ghebremichael replaces Ibinabo Jack who has had to withdraw from the production due to health reasons. Joe Aaron Reid plays Curtis Taylor Jr, Adam J Bernard plays Jimmy Early, Tyrone Huntley plays C.C. White, Nicholas Bailey plays Marty and Lily Frazer plays Michelle Morris.The highly anticipated Original London Cast Recording of the new, hit West End musical Dreamgirls , will be released on Sony Masterworks Broadway mid-April and is available to pre-order now via Amazon. The cast of Dreamgirls also includes Michael Afemaré , Jocasta Almgill , Callum Aylott , Hugo Batista , Samara Casteallo , Chloe Chambers , Carly Mercedes Dyer , Joelle Dyson , Kimmy Edwards , Candace Furbert , Nathan Graham , Ashlee Irish , Ashley Luke Lloyd , Gabriel Mokake , Siân Nathaniel-James , Sean Parkins , Kirk Patterson , Ryan Reid , Rohan Richards , Noel Samuels , Durone Stokes and Tosh Wanogho-Maud . Full information on performance schedules can be found on the official website www.dreamgirlswestend.com/ticket-information Dreamgirls is Directed and Choreographed by Olivier and Tony Award®-winning Casey Nicholaw (The Book of Mormon , Disney’s Aladdin and Something Rotten! ), with Set Design by Tim Hatley , Costume Design by Gregg Barnes , Lighting Design by Hugh Vanstone , Sound Design by Richard Brooker and Hair Design by Josh Marquette . The Musical Supervisor is Nick Finlow , the Orchestrator is Harold Wheeler , with Additional Material by Willie Reale . Swarovski is delighted to be the Set and Costume Design partner for Dreamgirls , bringing to life the incredible visions of Tim Hatley and Gregg Barnes . Over one million Swarovski crystals have been incorporated into the production, adorning 275 costumes and 3 crystal curtains. With Book and Lyrics by Tom Eyen and Music by Henry Krieger , the original Broadway production of Dreamgirls , Directed and Choreographed by Michael Bennett opened in 1981 and subsequently won six Tony Awards®. The original cast recording won two Grammy awards for Best Musical Album and Best Vocal Performance for Jennifer Holliday’s ‘And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going.’ In 2006 it was adapted into an Oscar winning motion picture starring Beyoncé Knowles, Jennifer Hudson, Eddie Murphy and Jamie Foxx. Liisi LaFontaine, Asmeret Ghebremichael and Marisha Wallace are appearing with the support of UK Equity, incorporating the Variety Artistes’ Federation, pursuant to an exchange program between American Equity and UK Equity. Up Up

Back to Productions TWELFTH NIGHT & RICHARD III – BROADWAY This production began performances on 15th October 2013 and closed on 15th February 2014. ★★★★★ Sensational double bill. Mark Rylance is dazzling. A glorious star performance. Sublime. Daily Telegraph Direct from a sold-out run in London’s West End, the critically beloved, Shakespeare’s Globe productions of Twelfth Night and Richard III come to Broadway for a 16-week limited engagement. Two-time Tony Award®-winner Mark Rylance (Jerusalem, Boeing-Boeing ) will star on Broadway in two startlingly different performances in repertory: as the suddenly love-struck noblewoman Olivia in Twelfth Night and as the ruthless and conniving title monarch in Richard III . Twelfth Night Outrageous high comedy ensues as the pangs of unrequited love affect the unforgettable characters of Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night. While the lovelorn Duke Orsino plots to win the heart of the mourning Olivia (Mark Rylance ), an alliance of servants and hangers-on scheme against the high-handedness of Olivia’s steward, the pompous Malvolio (Stephen Fry ). When Orsino engages the cross-dressed Viola (Samuel Barnett ), who has disguised herself as a young man under the name Cesario, to plead with Olivia on his behalf, a bittersweet and hilarious chain of events follows. Richard III Richard Duke of Gloucester (Mark Rylance ) is determined that he should wear the crown of England. He has already dispatched one king and that king’s son; now all that stands in his way are two credulous brothers and two helpless nephews – the Princes in the Tower. And woe betide those – the women he wrongs, the henchmen he betrays – who dare to raise a voice against him. Monstrous, but theatrically electric, Richard is Shakespeare’s most charismatic, self-delighting villain, revelling at every moment in his homicidal, hypocritical journey to absolute power. Sonia Friedman Productions , Scott Landis , Roger Berlind , Glass Haf Full Productions / Just for Laughs Theatricals , 1001 Nights Productions , Tulchin Bartner Productions , Jane Bergere , Paula Marie Black , Rupert Gavin , Stephanie P. McClelland , Shakespeare's Globe Centre USA , Max Cooper , Tanya Link Production s and Shakespeare Road present Twelfth Night and Richard III . ★★★★★ A gloriously successful transfer. Superb. Remarkable. The Independent Direct from a sold-out run in London’s West End, the critically beloved, Shakespeare’s Globe productions of Twelfth Night and Richard III come to Broadway for a 16-week limited engagement. Two-time Tony Award®-winner Mark Rylance (Jerusalem, Boeing-Boeing ) will star on Broadway in two startlingly different performances in repertory: as the suddenly love-struck noblewoman Olivia in Twelfth Night and as the ruthless and conniving title monarch in Richard III . Twelfth Night Outrageous high comedy ensues as the pangs of unrequited love affect the unforgettable characters of Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night. While the lovelorn Duke Orsino plots to win the heart of the mourning Olivia (Mark Rylance ), an alliance of servants and hangers-on scheme against the high-handedness of Olivia’s steward, the pompous Malvolio (Stephen Fry ). When Orsino engages the cross-dressed Viola (Samuel Barnett ), who has disguised herself as a young man under the name Cesario, to plead with Olivia on his behalf, a bittersweet and hilarious chain of events follows. Richard III Richard Duke of Gloucester (Mark Rylance ) is determined that he should wear the crown of England. He has already dispatched one king and that king’s son; now all that stands in his way are two credulous brothers and two helpless nephews – the Princes in the Tower. And woe betide those – the women he wrongs, the henchmen he betrays – who dare to raise a voice against him. Monstrous, but theatrically electric, Richard is Shakespeare’s most charismatic, self-delighting villain, revelling at every moment in his homicidal, hypocritical journey to absolute power. Sonia Friedman Productions , Scott Landis , Roger Berlind , Glass Haf Full Productions / Just for Laughs Theatricals , 1001 Nights Productions , Tulchin Bartner Productions , Jane Bergere , Paula Marie Black , Rupert Gavin , Stephanie P. McClelland , Shakespeare's Globe Centre USA , Max Cooper , Tanya Link Production s and Shakespeare Road present Twelfth Night and Richard III . The most astonishing Shakespearean performance I've ever seen New York Times CAST RICHARD III MARK RYLANCE – Richard III LIAM BRENNAN – Clarence/Lord Mayor PETER HAMILTON DYER – Brakenbury/Catesby PAUL CHAHIDI – Hastings/Tyrrell JOSEPH TIMMS – Lady Anne Grey TERRY MCGINTY – River/Scrivener/Blunt/Holy Man SAMUEL BARNETT – Queen Elizabeth MATT HARRINGTON – Dorset/Bishop of Ely/Guard ANGUS WRIGHT – Duke of Buckingham JETHRO SKINNER – Murderer 1/ Cardinal/Ratcliff/Halberdier/Guard COLIN HURLEY – King Edward IV/Stanley KURT EGYIAWAN – Duchess of York/Richmond MATTHEW SCHECHTER – Prince Edward HAYDN SIGNORETTI – Duke of York TWELFTH NIGHT LIAN BRENNAN – Orsino MATT HARRINGTON – Curio/Officer/Olivia's Servant KURT EGYIAWAN – Valentine/Officer SAMUEL BARNETT – Viola TERRY MCGINTY – Sea Captain/Priest COLIN HURLEY – Sir Toby Belch PAUL CHAHIDI – Maria ANGUS WRIGHT – Sir Andrew Aguecheek HAMILTON DYER – Feste Peter MARK RYLANCE – Olivia STEPHEN FRY – Malvolio PAUL CONNOLLY – Antonio John JOSEPH TIMMS – Sebastan JETHRO SKINNER – Fabian CREATIVES TIM CARROLL – Director WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE – Playwright JENNY TIRAMANI – Designer CLAIRE VAN KAMPEN – Music STAN PRESSNER – Lighting

Back to News & Press Sonia Friedman named in TIME's 2018 list of the 100 Most Influential People in the World Thursday, 19 April 2018 TIME named Sonia Friedman to the 2018 TIME 100, its annual list of the 100 most influential people in the world. The full list and related tributes appear in the April 30, 2018 issue of TIME, available on newsstands on Friday, April 20, and now at time.com/100. The list, now in its fifteenth year, recognizes the activism, innovation and achievement of the world’s most influential individuals. TIME editors have said of the list in the past, “The TIME 100 is a list of the world's most influential men and women, not its most powerful, though those are not mutually exclusive terms. While power is certain, influence is subtle. As much as this exercise chronicles the achievements of the past year, we also focus on figures whose influence is likely to grow, so we can look around the corner to see what is coming." Up Up

Back to News & Press Danny Devito to reunite with Judd Hirsch in Neil Simon's classic comedy The Sunshine Boys Thursday, 27 June 2013 Two stars of the landmark television series “Taxi,” Judd Hirsch and Danny DeVito, will reunite on the stage of the Center Theatre Group/Ahmanson Theatre in Los Angeles in Neil Simon’s “The Sunshine Boys,” directed by Thea Sharrock. The previously announced DeVito is joined by Hirsch in Simon’s classic comedy which opens the Ahmanson’s 2013-2014 subscription season and runs September 24 through November 3, 2013. The opening night is set for October 2. Additional casting will be announced in the coming weeks. Danny DeVito starred with the late Richard Griffiths in the critically acclaimed production of “The Sunshine Boys” which played to packed houses in London’s West End last summer. According to DeVito, “Sharing the stage with Richard was one of the happiest times I've ever spent. He was a great actor and became a good friend. Richard Griffiths was and is a national treasure. Look at his body of work, it’ll blow your mind.” In Neil Simon’s play Willie Clark (DeVito) and Al Lewis (Hirsch) are former vaudevillian stars who, after a partnership of over 40 years, are no longer speaking to each other. When a lucrative television offer for one last show lures them into a grudging reunion, sparks fly in this classic comedy of showbiz and friendship. Up Up

Back to News & Press New Cast Announced for HARRY POTTER AND THE CURSED CHILD Thursday, 28 August 2025 Today, 28 August 2025, the producers of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child - Sonia Friedman Productions, Colin Callender and Harry Potter Theatrical Productions - are delighted to introduce the new cast who will join the Company from 15 October 2025, as booking for the original two-part multi award-winning London production extends to 26 July 2026 at the Palace Theatre. A combined total of 130,000 tickets have been released for Part 1 and Part 2 in the new booking period including 26,000 tickets priced at £15 per part. The West End production of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child is the only version worldwide shown in two parts. Joining the cast are Joshua Sullivan as Albus Potter, Kai Spackman as Scorpius Malfoy, Oliver Boot as Draco Malfoy and Tamia-Renée Alexandra as Rose Granger-Weasley. David Ricardo-Pearce and Claire Lams continue as Harry and Ginny Potter with Thomas Aldridge and Naana Agyei-Ampadu as Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger. They are joined by David Annen, Hollie Beastall, Jacqueline Beaumont, Angeline Bell, Ricardo Castro, Robert Curtis, Laveda Dione, Gabriel Fleary, Aidan Garrett Wilkins, Cate Hamer, Tim Hibberd, Max Hunter, Dewayne Jameson Adams, Emma Louise Jones, Laura June Ness, Geffen Katz-Kaye, Louise Ludgate, Sophie Matthew, Nathan Muwowo, David Nairne, Mariam Pope, Helen Power, Jocelyn Prah, Claire Redcliffe, Ian Redford, Martin de los Santos, Adam Slynn, Joshua Talbot, Callum Tempest, Alex Tomkins and Jake Tuesley. Jasper Franklin, Sebastian Halford, Rachel Kirk, Effie Linnen, Theo Martin, Zachary Seaton and Harper Tricker alternate two children’s roles. 19 years after Harry, Ron, and Hermione saved the wizarding world, they’re back on a most extraordinary new adventure – this time, joined by a brave new generation that has only just arrived at the legendary Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Prepare for spectacular spells, a mind-blowing race through time, and an epic battle to stop mysterious forces, all while the future hangs in the balance. Now booking to 26 July 2026, tickets for Harry Potter and the Cursed Child remain priced from £15 per part. The regular performance schedule is Monday, Tuesday and Thursday – no performance; Wednesday, Friday and Saturday 2pm Part One & 7pm Part Two; Sunday - 1pm Part One & 6pm Part Two. Each Friday 40 tickets priced at £40 (£20 per part) are released for every performance the following week, and located in great seats throughout the theatre. Patrons can enter the ‘Friday Forty’ lottery by downloading the TodayTix app. The access performances currently on sale are as follows - British Sign Language Performances on Saturday 13 September 2025 and Saturday 21 March 2026, Audio Described Performances on Saturday 15 November 2025 Saturday 14 March 2026, and Captioned Performances on Saturday 8 November 2025 and Saturday 7 March 2026. Harry Potter and the Cursed Child is the first Harry Potter story to be presented on stage and the eighth story in the Harry Potter series. Now in its ninth year at the Palace Theatre, the production has been seen by 2 million people in the West End and over 11 million worldwide and holds a record 60 major honours, with nine Laurence Olivier Awards including Best New Play and six Tony Awards including Best New Play. There are currently five productions of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child running worldwide in London, New York, Hamburg, Tokyo, and a North American tour which is currently running at Washington DC’s Broadway At The National, followed by The Fox Theatre, Atlanta, from February 2026. Find out more at WWW.HARRYPOTTERTHEPLAY.COM Based on an original new story by J.K. Rowling, Jack Thorne and John Tiffany , Harry Potter and the Cursed Child is a new play by Jack Thorne , directed by John Tiffany with movement by Steven Hoggett , set by Christine Jones , costumes by Katrina Lindsay , music & arrangements by Imogen Heap , lighting by Neil Austin , sound by Gareth Fry , illusions & magic by Jamie Harrison , music supervision & arrangements by Martin Lowe , and casting by Julia Horan CDG and Lotte Hines CDG . Harry Potter and the Cursed Child is produced by Sonia Friedman Productions , Colin Callender and Harry Potter Theatrical Productions . Up Up

Back to Productions CELEBRATION This production's strictly limited run began on 1st December and closed on 3rd December 2005. To celebrate Harold Pinter's 75th Birthday and his receiving the 2005 Nobel Prize in Literature, The Gate Theatre Dublin presented a reading by leading British actors of Pinter's play Celebration at the Albery Theatre for three nights only. Directed by Alan Stanford , the cast was Sinead Cusack (Prue), Janie Dee (Suki), Michael Gambon (Lambert), Jeremy Irons (Russell), Joanna Lumley (Sonia), Stephen Rea (Waiter), Kenneth Cranham (Matt), Charles Dance (Richard) and Penelope Wilton (Julie), all of whom have previously appeared in Pinter's plays. In his seventy fifth year, award-winning playwright, screen writer, director and actor Harold Pinter received the 2005 Nobel Prize in Literature which he collected in Stockholm. He was appointed CBE in 1966 and became a Companion of Honour in 2002. The Gate Theatre has a unique association with Harold Pinter, having presented two festivals of his work, in 1994 and 1997, and curated a third at the Lincoln Center, New York in 2001, all of which Pinter himself participated in. In October the Gate marked Pinter's 75th birthday by producing Old Times and Betrayal, and, on the weekend of his birthday many actors associated with his work travelled to Dublin for readings of a selection of plays, poetry and prose spanning over 50 years, in which Pinter himself took part. The Gate Theatre Dublin's partner in this venture is Sonia Friedman Productions . Both the Gate Theatre and Sonia Friedman Productions have collaborated on many productions in the West End, including The Home Place by Brian Friel, Afterplay by Brian Friel, Krapp's Last Tape by Samuel Beckett and See You Next Tuesday by Ronald Harwood. Together they presented the Gate Theatre Dublin's production of Brian Friel's Faith Healer in New York starring Ralph Fiennes, Cherry Jones and Ian McDiarmid, directed by Jonathan Kent. CAST KENNETH CRANHAM – Matt SINEAD CUSACK – Prue CHARLES DANCE – Richard JANIE DEE – Suki MICHAEL GAMBON – Lambert JEREMY IRONS – Russell JOANNA LUMLEY – Sonia STEPHEN REA – Waiter PENELOPE WILTON – Julie CREATIVES HAROLD PINTER – Playwright ALAMN STANFORD – Director EILEEN DISS – Designer EVANNA MEEHAN – Stage Manager

Back to News & Press THE STAGE: Sonia Friedman - Curriculum Changes Are Vital to Build an Empathetic Society Friday, 7 November 2025 Original article here . Producer Sonia Friedman has hailed changes to the national curriculum that will give greater prominence to drama and scrap the controversial English Baccalaureate as “absolutely essential” for society as a whole. The producer was responding to news released by the government this week, in which it set out its plans for the curriculum following a much-anticipated review. Key among the recommendations that the government will implement is the removal of the EBacc and a greater role for drama in the curriculum. Friedman said: “There is no society without culture. It’s not only positive but absolutely essential that the government is making these vital changes to the national curriculum. Access to the arts is fundamental for young people, not just to enrich their lives culturally, but because it has been proven to support mental well-being, nurture emotional intelligence, foster empathy and build community.” She added: “The arts teach young people to imagine, to collaborate and to see the world through other people’s eyes – skills that are crucial for life and work alike. A school theatre trip can stay with you forever. It can spark creativity and open doors to worlds and possibilities you never knew existed.” Friedman said these experiences were needed at the “heart of our education system” and described it as “heartening” that steps were being taken to recognise the “essential role the arts play in shaping who we become as both individuals and as a society”. Up Up

Back to News & Press Sonia Friedman bags Producer of the Year hat-trick at the Stage Awards Friday, 27 January 2017 Friedman accepted her award on the same day she was presented with her OBE, and used her speech to urge the sector to harness the power of the arts. "Right now, theatre, artists, creators and facilitators, this is our moment to try and make a difference. I think we can all agree the world is in crisis and it's our job right now to show the world how we can make a difference, and how we can push through and make change for the better. We are all in this together," she said. She added: "I feel a passionate responsibility to do the best work I can possibly do. I love what I do and everyone I work with with. I couldn't do it, I don't do it, without the artists and the creators. I am simply someone who has got the privilege and honour of working with them." The awards were presented on Friday 27th January 2016 at a ceremony held at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane in London, Up Up

Back to News & Press La Cage, Catherine Zeta-Jones and Scarlett Johansson triumph at the 2010 Tony Awards Thursday, 17 June 2010 At Sunday's ceremony, LA CAGE AUX FOLLES was awarded the 2010 Tony Award for Best Musical Revival. Douglas Hodge was also awarded the Tony for Best Leading Actor in a Musical and Terry Johnson received the Tony for Best Director of a Musical. In other acting categories, Catherine Zeta-Jones was awarded the Tony for Best Leading Actress in a Musical (A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC) and Scarlett Johansson the Tony for Best Supporting Actress in a Play (A VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE). Up Up

Back to News & Press Sonia Friedman on Desert Island Discs Monday, 5 June 2017 On the show, Sonia openly discussed how music and storytelling has always had an impact on her life. She also gave honest accounts of her childhood, family relationships and how she has established herself as one of the most prolific theatre producers in the West End and on Broadway. Listen to the full podcast again here . Up Up