Andrew Lloyd Webber’s 1984 train musical Starlight Express has come steaming back into London and, says the Telegraph’s Chief Theatre Critic Dominic Cavendish, “is out of this world”. The ...

Rusty’s got hots for a railroad car called Pearl (Kayna Montecillo), ... Starlight Express. Through Feb. 16, 2025 at the Troubadour Wembley Park Theater; starlightexpresslondon.com.

Starlight Express tickets are available right now from a number of vendors, including London Theatre Direct and LW Theatres. ... and the heart of the First Class carriage Pearl.

These incredible prices mean Starlight Express fans will be able to buy tickets for as little as £29.50 without any further fees. Or, if you'd rather sit closer to the action, you could grab some ...

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Jeevan Braich returns to the role in place of Gavin Adams, who is taking a temporary leave of absence from the show due to a ...

That is what it feels like to walk the streets in Bochum towards the STARLIGHT EXPRESS theatre, an institution in Germany's Ruhrpott. Summer 2025 ... While Pearl is less Barbie'ish and more ...

A dazzling, brilliant show that makes so little sense but still manages to thrill (Picture: Pamela Raith) It’s been a long time coming, but Starlight Express has skated itself back to London for ...

Starlight Express 3 out of 5 stars In a lavish revival, Andrew Lloyd Webber’s roller skating trains opus is still a one-dimensional gimmick – but it’s an incredibly entertaining one ...

Starlight Express premiered at the Apollo Victoria Theatre in 1984, where it played until 2002. It has also been running in Bochum, Germany for over 30 years, and has been seen by more than 20 million ...

Andrew Lloyd Webber's "Starlight Express" is back, four decades after making its West End debut. Critics may have "sneered" at the show in the past for "lacking sophistication", and admittedly ...