Originally premiering on Broadway in 2013, Kinky Boots has wowed audiences across the US and London’s West End, and has even made its way to Australia. With Tony Awards for Best Musical and Best Original Score, Kinky Boots is a must-see musical at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre.
Charlie Price dreams of moving to London with his fiancée Nicola, but after his father’s sudden death he is lumbered with the family shoemaking business, Price & Sons. With no knowledge of shoes and even less interest, Charlie faces lost dreams and a struggle to uphold his father’s legacy.
Enter Lola, a drag queen with a big footwear problem. She needs a sturdy pair of heels for her performances, and Charlie needs a genius idea to save the failing business...
Taking audiences on a journey from a factory in Northampton to a fashion show in Milan, Kinky Boots the musical is a tale of unlikely friendships with songs sure to get your toes tapping.
Andy Kelso plays Charlie, having originated the role of Harry in Kinky Boots. His other credits include Mamma Mia! on Broadway and a national tour of Wicked. He is joined by Callum Frances as Lola, who played the role to great acclaim in the West End and makes his Broadway debut here.
Based on the 2005 film and inspired by a true story, Kinky Boots the musical is directed and choreographed by Tony Award-winning Jerry Mitchell. His other credits include choreography for The Full Monty, Hairspray and Legally Blonde, which he also directed. Music and lyrics are provided by pop legend Cyndi Lauper, with a book by Harvey Fierstein.
A heart-warming and feel-good musical about friendship, ambition and being fabulous, catch Kinky Boots before it struts out of the Al Hirschfeld Theatre in April 2019.
Performance dates: 03 Mar 2013 - 07 Apr 2019
Running time: 2 hours 30 minutes (including intermission)
Age restrictions: Recommended 12+
Special notice: Fans of feel-good musicals with an uplifting message will love the chalk-and-cheese friendship in Kinky Boots. With a host of catchy tunes and fabulous dance numbers, anyone who wants a fun night out watching one of the most exuberant new musicals this decade should grab a ticket before curtains down on April 7.
Charlie Price dreams of moving to London with his fiancée Nicola, but after his father’s sudden death he is lumbered with the family shoemaking business, Price & Sons. With no knowledge of shoes and even less interest, Charlie faces lost dreams and a struggle to uphold his father’s legacy.
Enter Lola, a drag queen with a big footwear problem. She needs a sturdy pair of heels for her performances, and Charlie needs a genius idea to save the failing business...
Taking audiences on a journey from a factory in Northampton to a fashion show in Milan, Kinky Boots the musical is a tale of unlikely friendships with songs sure to get your toes tapping.
Andy Kelso plays Charlie, having originated the role of Harry in Kinky Boots. His other credits include Mamma Mia! on Broadway and a national tour of Wicked. He is joined by Callum Frances as Lola, who played the role to great acclaim in the West End and makes his Broadway debut here.
Based on the 2005 film and inspired by a true story, Kinky Boots the musical is directed and choreographed by Tony Award-winning Jerry Mitchell. His other credits include choreography for The Full Monty, Hairspray and Legally Blonde, which he also directed. Music and lyrics are provided by pop legend Cyndi Lauper, with a book by Harvey Fierstein.
A heart-warming and feel-good musical about friendship, ambition and being fabulous, catch Kinky Boots before it struts out of the Al Hirschfeld Theatre in April 2019.
Important information
Playing at: Al Hirschfeld Theatre, 302 West 45th Street, New York, NY 10036Performance dates: 03 Mar 2013 - 07 Apr 2019
Running time: 2 hours 30 minutes (including intermission)
Age restrictions: Recommended 12+
Special notice: Fans of feel-good musicals with an uplifting message will love the chalk-and-cheese friendship in Kinky Boots. With a host of catchy tunes and fabulous dance numbers, anyone who wants a fun night out watching one of the most exuberant new musicals this decade should grab a ticket before curtains down on April 7.