Sea Witch Musical London Premieres at Theatre Royal Drury Lane in 2026
Sea Witch musical London makes waves ahead of its world premiere with the release of brand-new music from the show, including the powerful track They Won’t Forget Me Now performed by Amy Di Bartolomeo. Notably, this first music release offers audiences an early taste of the bold, modern sound shaping one of 2026’s most anticipated new musicals.
Meanwhile, the production prepares to make its debut at London’s prestigious Theatre Royal Drury Lane, where Sea Witch will play special world premiere performances on Sunday, 1 March 2026 at 3 pm and 7.30 pm. As a result, theatre fans now have a rare opportunity to experience a brand-new musical on one of the West End’s most iconic stages.
Tickets are currently on sale, and demand is already building.
More About the Production
Sea Witch is created and conceived by Kristopher Russell and Michael David Glover, with a book by Glover and music and lyrics by Segun Fawole. Music production is by Jeff Nang, delivering a soundtrack that feels cinematic, contemporary, and emotionally raw.
Inspired by The Little Mermaid and based on Sea Witch by Sarah Henning (adapted with permission of HarperCollins Publishers), the musical reimagines the origins of one of fantasy’s most misunderstood antagonists.
The story follows Evie, a witch surviving in a world where magic is outlawed. When her fate collides with Annemette, a mermaid hiding a dangerous secret, both are pulled toward a reckoning that will reshape their futures forever.
This is a story of identity, sacrifice, power, and self-discovery.
A myth reimagined.
A villain reborn.

The Story
Sea Witch follows Evie, a witch surviving in a world where magic is outlawed. However, her carefully balanced life begins to unravel when she crosses paths with Annemette, a mermaid hiding a dangerous secret of her own.
As their fates collide, both characters face choices that will ultimately reshape their futures forever. In doing so, the musical explores themes of identity, sacrifice, and self-discovery, while challenging traditional ideas of heroes and villains.
Ultimately, Sea Witch presents a myth reimagined — and a villain reborn.
Creative Team on Sea Witch
Michelle Visage shared her excitement about joining the production, describing Sea Witch as powerful, fearless, and deeply personal. Importantly, she highlighted the opportunity to stand on a London stage in a story that feels unapologetically bold.
Similarly, Natalie Paris expressed how special it feels to originate a role in a brand-new musical, particularly one as dynamic and imaginative as Sea Witch. Meanwhile, Jay McGuiness praised the thrill of working on an original fantasy story brought to life on stage.
Director and co-creator Kristopher Russell added that Sea Witch aims to push musical theatre forward, both visually and emotionally. As a result, every element of the production works together to create a modern theatrical experience.
Sea Witch Musical London – Dates & Tickets
- Venue: Theatre Royal Drury Lane
- Date: Sunday 1 March 2026
- Times: 3:00 pm & 7:30 pm
- Tickets: On sale now
⏰ Limited performances — booking strongly recommended