Pretty Woman:The Musical announces UK tour including Bristol date - how to get tickets

The musical version of one of Hollywood’s most beloved romantic stories of all time, Pretty Woman is set to go on tour across UK cities this autumn, with a two-week stop in Bristol. The tour, which will kick off at the Alexandra Theatre in Birmingham on October 17, is expected to stretch until spring 2024 with more dates to be announced.

Based on the tale of unexpected love between a Hollywood prostitute and a wealthy businessman in the late ‘80s, Pretty Woman features original music and lyrics by Grammy Award-winner Bryan Adams and Jim Vallance and a book by Garry Marshall and the original film’s screenwriter J F Lawton.

Featuring Aimee Atkinson as Vivian Ward (Six, In The Heights) and Danny Mac (White Christmas, Sunset Boulevard) the musical first opened in the West End in early 2020 and has since received rave reviews by critics. After the pandemic hit, the musical was transferred to the Savoy Theatre, where it continues to play to this day.

According to Whatsonstage, casting for the musical will be revealed ahead of the tour. Here is everything you need to know about Pretty Woman The Musical and how to get tickets.

When is Pretty Woman:The Musical coming to Bristol?

Pretty Woman The Musical is coming to Bristol Hippodrome from October 31 to November 11, 2023.

How to get Pretty Woman: The Musical tour tickets

The tickets are already on sale from Wednesday (February 15) on ATG Tickets with a starting price of £13.

Pretty Woman: The Musical UK tour - full list

2023

October 17 - October 28: The Alexandra, Birmingham

October 31 - November 11: Bristol Hippodrome, Bristol

November 14 - November 25: Theatre Royal Glasgow, Glasgow

November 27 - December 2: New Victoria Theatre, Woking

December 4 - December 9: New Theatre Oxford, Oxford

December 14 - December 23: Stockton Globe, Stockton-on-Tees

2024 

January 23 - February 23 - Liverpool Empire, Liverpool

February 12 - February 17 - New Wimbledon Theatre, Wimbledon

February 20 - February 24 - Grand Opera House York, York

March 5 - March 16 - Opera House Manchester, Manchester

March 19 - March 30 - Milton Keynes Theatre, Milton Keynes

April 2 - April 13 - Edinburgh Playhouse, Edinburgh

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