Annie The Musical Review
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Annie The Musical Review

Annie the Musical is a brand new set And cast for Miss Hannigan if you have seen her shows, you will see her as the gentle giant Miranda that has you crying with laughter.

I’m so curious to see how Miranda can pull a Miss Hannigan, Originally played by Carol Burnett in the 1982 film,

could taking on the drunken character be hard for Miss Hart?

This would be a different side to her we haven’t seen thus far.

I’m laughing about her lusting and complete mess-ups of her life where everything is ‘such fun’.

Annie The Musical

About Annie

Annie was set in America during the Great Depression in the 1930s in New York, where an orphanage for girls is the centre of the film, And a little redhead girl called Annie. Annie’s luck changes when she is picked to spend Christmas with the known billionaire Oliver Warbucks.

As Warbucks and his employees fall in love with the feisty young girl, Miss Hannigan and her cronies hatch a plan to snatch her away and get some fortune.

Annie is playing at the Piccadilly Theatre, built across three levels, with a capacity of just over 1,232 within the auditorium. Split over the Stalls, Royal Circle and Grand Circle, there is a seat to suit every budget.

I was so lucky to sit in perfect seats thanks to Boxoffice

I was also impressed they do an Auditorium where you can order sweets and drinks and get them delivered to your seat.

Thumbs up for that one!

Back to Annie, I had Team Rockefeller, with Leading girl Ruby Stokes.

I was blown away by this young lady’s voice and ability to capture Annie, she transferred that so well to the audience.

Her credibilities of being in the UK tour The Sound of Music, which I have seen, HERE I can see this being a top-rated show. The girls were so good and worked fluidly with each other. The choreography in Hard Knock Life was hard-hitting. Using the metal buckets and scrubbing brushes. I must have seen the film over a billion times,

This has to be an all-time favourite movie, and seeing it on stage made it even better.

Miranda Hart was fantastic AS Miss Hannigan, and I was waiting for her to do the normal ‘Miranda (stop talking to the audience and start talking to the audience.)

If she had acted a little drunker, she would have been just as good as Carol Burnett. Daddy Warbucks, played by Alex Bourne, was spot-on.

All the actors were amazing, and They’re all so talented! Creative director Nikolai Foster and the production team brought the show to a new level. The clothing and setting of the scene were simply fantastic. All the work that goes into the building of the stage, props, costumes, hair and makeup were just amazing.

It is a Must-see!!

my rating for ANNIE would be 5/5

5 stars

Annie is On at the Piccadilly Theatre

from June 5th, 2017

and will play until January 6th, 2018!

Show running time is 2 hours 20 minutes,

including an interval.

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*DISCLAIMER: Please note I was given an amazing chance to review Annie for an honest opinion; it was AMAZING!

32 thoughts on “Annie The Musical Review

  1. I was wondering how good Miranda would be in this role, but it looks like you’ve given her a full thumbs up! Glad you had s great time.

  2. Annie is one of my fave childhood movies I know the soundtrack and most of the script so when I saw its on stage in a musical I was over joyed!!! This sounds great and I really must see it!

  3. I’m ashamed to say I’ve never seen Annie but my sister loves it! Sounds like a great show (and a wonderful cast – Miranda Hart!) and I’m sure my sister would love it.

  4. I’m quite iffy about Miranda Hart in general as she isn’t my cup of tea, but after seeing your 5 star rating I may have to go see for myself.

  5. Oh wow! I just could not imagine Miranda as Ms Hannigan (that woman terrified me as a child), it’s so nice to hear she’s not just the Miranda we see in her show. I will definitely catch this if it tours. x

  6. I absolutely love the film version of Annie, with Carol Burnett, so I would have loved to see the musical.
    The one problem I have is that I just dont like Miranda Hart. So for me I have to give it a miss, which is a shame xx

  7. I absolutely love going to the theatre and watching musicals! Sounds like this was a great one – I love Miranda Hart.

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