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Carol Harrison’s dazzling new musical All or Nothing – The Mod Musical scooters into London for a limited West End run. Playing at the Arts Theatre, the production charts the rise and demise of iconic mod band Small Faces, set to a back catalogue of their smash-hit music.
After playing to packed out audiences across the UK, the sensational new musical All or Nothing – The Mod Musical comes to London for a limited West End season. Playing at the Arts Theatre, the production is based on the music and story of popular rock band Small Faces, and charts their rise and fall from fame.
Written and directed by award-winning actress Carol Harrison, All or Nothing is the home-grown musical that tells the story of four kids from East London who form a band to make it big. It’s 1965 and there’s a new phenomenon. Small Faces eventually becomes the face of “mod”, which encapsulates a new sense of cool style and a taste for rhythm ‘n’ blues.
When the novelty of fame wears off, the band begin to fight as their lives become steeped in jealousy and betrayal. Set to a back catalogue of Small Faces’ biggest hits, the sensational score features songs including “Whatcha Gonna Do About It”, “Tin Soldier”, “Lazy Sunday”, “Here Comes the Nice”, “Itchycoo Park” and “All or Nothing”.
Carol Harrison stars as Kay Marriot, alongside Chris Simmons as Steve Marriot. Harrison is well-known for her appearances on EastEnders and Brushstrokes, while Simmons starred in drama The Bill. Further casting includes Samuel Pope as Young Steve Marriot, Stefan Edwards as Kenney Jones, Stanton Wright as Ronnie Lane, Alexander Gold as Ian McLagan, Edward Elgood as Jimmy Winston, Karis Anderson as P. P. Arnold and Russell Floyd as Don Arden, as well as Daniel Beales, Alfie Harrison-Foreman, Dani Acors and Emily Daniels.
Following the rise and demise of one of the UK’s most popular bands of the time, All or Nothing – The Mod Musical plays at the West End’s Arts Theatre from 6 February to 11 March 2018, with an official opening night on 8 February 2018.
Written and directed by award-winning actress Carol Harrison, All or Nothing is the home-grown musical that tells the story of four kids from East London who form a band to make it big. It’s 1965 and there’s a new phenomenon. Small Faces eventually becomes the face of “mod”, which encapsulates a new sense of cool style and a taste for rhythm ‘n’ blues.
When the novelty of fame wears off, the band begin to fight as their lives become steeped in jealousy and betrayal. Set to a back catalogue of Small Faces’ biggest hits, the sensational score features songs including “Whatcha Gonna Do About It”, “Tin Soldier”, “Lazy Sunday”, “Here Comes the Nice”, “Itchycoo Park” and “All or Nothing”.
Carol Harrison stars as Kay Marriot, alongside Chris Simmons as Steve Marriot. Harrison is well-known for her appearances on EastEnders and Brushstrokes, while Simmons starred in drama The Bill. Further casting includes Samuel Pope as Young Steve Marriot, Stefan Edwards as Kenney Jones, Stanton Wright as Ronnie Lane, Alexander Gold as Ian McLagan, Edward Elgood as Jimmy Winston, Karis Anderson as P. P. Arnold and Russell Floyd as Don Arden, as well as Daniel Beales, Alfie Harrison-Foreman, Dani Acors and Emily Daniels.
Following the rise and demise of one of the UK’s most popular bands of the time, All or Nothing – The Mod Musical plays at the West End’s Arts Theatre from 6 February to 11 March 2018, with an official opening night on 8 February 2018.
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Performance dates:
11 Mar 2018 - 11 Mar 2018
Running time:
2 hours and 35 minutes including an interval.
Venue:
Age recommendation:
Suitable for 14+
Audience Notes:
Fans of Small Faces and those who remember the mod era will love this musical, which brings to life the popular culture phenomenon! Relive the 1960’s at the sensational production!
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User Reviews
Great show about the life of small faces group, great story with the fantastic songs they created.
Performance date: 10 February 2018
1/3
Really enjoyed the show about the rise and fall of the group Small Faces great cast of actors who did a fantastic job of making it a feel good show some super songs were sang and had the audience up on their feet at the end. Set was well put together Read more