South Pacific
- By:
- music by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II, also book with Joshua Logan
- Management:
- Lincoln Center Theatre
- Cast:
- Samantha Womak, Alex Fearns, Jason Howard, Elizabeth Chong, Cameron Jack, Luke Kempner, Dominic Taylor, Nigel Williams, Carly Anderson, Jill Armour, James Austen-Murray, Chris Bennett, Lawrence Carmichael, Mairi Cowieson, Matthew Crowe, Stephen John Davis, Lisa Dent, Eddie Elliott, Chris Jenkins, Maria Lawson, Nyron Levy, Dean Maynard, Adam Pritchard, Dominic Smith, Mikel Sylvanus, Jacqueline Tate, Danny Whitehead, Bleu Woodward, Nick Wyschna
- Director:
- Bartlett Sher
- Design:
- Michael Yeargan
- Sound:
- Scott Lehrer
- Lighting:
- Donald Holder
- Costumes:
- Catherine Zuber
- Musical direction:
- Ted Sperling
- Run time:
- 2hrs 45mins
- Website:
- click here
Production information can change over the run of the show.
Perhaps the most surprising thing about this Lincoln Centre production of South Pacific is that it was the first revival to appear on Broadway since the original in 1949. A curiosity considering the show features one of Richard Rodgers' most memorable and evocative scores and some of Oscar Hammerstein's most witty and poignant lyrics. South Pacific was an undeniable success that originally ran for five years, breaking musical theatre boundaries in terms of theme and structure while appealing to a contemporary audience for whom the scars of Second World War were still fresh...
Run sheet
- Regent Stoke-on-Trent
- March 6-17
- Palace Manchester
- March 13-17
- New Wimbledon London
- March 20-21
- Waterside Aylesbury
- March 23
- Playhouse Edinburgh
- April 3-14
- Wales Millennium Centre, Donald Gordon Cardiff
- April 17-28
- Empire Sunderland
- May 1-12
- Waterside Aylesbury
- May 15-26
- Royal Concert Hall Nottingham
- May 29-June 9
- Theatre Royal Plymouth
- June 12-23
- Grand and Opera House Leeds
- June 26-July 7
- New Victoria Woking
- July 10-21
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