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Exposure – The Musical was an exciting new British musical by Mike Dyer, which had its world premiere run at the St James Theatre in London’s West End. Following a young photographer, Exposure – The Musical is a tale of fame and celebrity excess, that will capture your heart, and maybe your soul too.
Exposure – The Musical had its world premiere run at the St James Theatre in London’s West End.
Telling the story of Jimmy Tucker, a young photographer who is confronted with one of the most thrilling and daunting challenges of his life, when a stranger commissions him to find and photograph the seven deadly sins alive and kicking in modern London.
But through this fast-paced journey through the night, he falls into a series of unexpected meetings involving partners and family, while the noxious cult of celebrity start to show that there’s a lot more at stake than just money.
With a brilliant original contemporary score and a sharp and witty depiction of the price of fame, Exposure – The Musical is an innovative and exciting new British musical that was not to be missed.
The fresh new musical was written and produced by Mike Dyer. Dyer has a wide range of experience in the music industry as both performer and writer, touring with his bands Tokyo and Rhode Island Red, as well as performing with world renowned acts such as Thin Lizzy, Iron Maiden, Bon Jovi, Red Hot Chilli Peppers and Black Sabbath. He has previously played the Narrator in the multi-award winning musical Blood Brothers as well as Pilate in Jesus Christ Superstar.
His first West End musical was inspired by a near death experience during a motorcycle accident, during which he was told that he’d never walk again.
David Albury, best known for Only The Brave at the Wales Millennium Centre and The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe at the Birmingham Rep will take the lead role of Jimmy, while Natalie Anderson, known for playing Nessarose in Wicked will play Tara. They are joined by Niamh Perry as Pandora and Michael Greco as Miles Mason.
Exposure – The Musical was one of the most exciting new British musicals to hit the stage in 2016. Previews began on 16th July 2016, Exposure – The Musical and ran for a limited run at the St James Theatre until 27th August 2016.
Telling the story of Jimmy Tucker, a young photographer who is confronted with one of the most thrilling and daunting challenges of his life, when a stranger commissions him to find and photograph the seven deadly sins alive and kicking in modern London.
But through this fast-paced journey through the night, he falls into a series of unexpected meetings involving partners and family, while the noxious cult of celebrity start to show that there’s a lot more at stake than just money.
With a brilliant original contemporary score and a sharp and witty depiction of the price of fame, Exposure – The Musical is an innovative and exciting new British musical that was not to be missed.
The fresh new musical was written and produced by Mike Dyer. Dyer has a wide range of experience in the music industry as both performer and writer, touring with his bands Tokyo and Rhode Island Red, as well as performing with world renowned acts such as Thin Lizzy, Iron Maiden, Bon Jovi, Red Hot Chilli Peppers and Black Sabbath. He has previously played the Narrator in the multi-award winning musical Blood Brothers as well as Pilate in Jesus Christ Superstar.
His first West End musical was inspired by a near death experience during a motorcycle accident, during which he was told that he’d never walk again.
David Albury, best known for Only The Brave at the Wales Millennium Centre and The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe at the Birmingham Rep will take the lead role of Jimmy, while Natalie Anderson, known for playing Nessarose in Wicked will play Tara. They are joined by Niamh Perry as Pandora and Michael Greco as Miles Mason.
Exposure – The Musical was one of the most exciting new British musicals to hit the stage in 2016. Previews began on 16th July 2016, Exposure – The Musical and ran for a limited run at the St James Theatre until 27th August 2016.
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