TINA: The Tina Turner Musical Tickets

As previously announced, TINA – The Tina Turner Musical will take its final bow at London’s Aldwych Theatre on 13 September 2025, bringing to a close a powerhouse seven-year run. But the Queen of Rock ’n’ Roll won’t be going out quietly — the show’s final chapter promises to be every bit as electrifying as its beginning. Leading the cast into the final months is current star Karis Anderson, who continues to deliver a high-octane performance as Tina Turner. She will be joined by Fleur East, sharing the iconic role in a tradition that has defined the production since its world premiere - a role so commanding, it takes two to play her. Joining them on stage are returning and new cast members who bring Tina’s story vividly to life: Natasha J Barnes steps into the role of Rhonda Graam, Ike and Tina’s longtime manager. Chrissie Bhima plays Alline Bullock, Tina’s sister, with James Chisholm as Richard Bullock, her father. Matt Dempsey appears as Phil Spector and Terry Britten, while Irene Myrtle Forrester continues her role as Tina’s grandmother, GG. Also new to the cast are Christian James as Roger Davies, Tina’s manager, and Samuel Sarpong-Broni as her first love, Raymond Hill. Dan O’Brien, a current company member, will take over the role of Erwin Bach. Charlotte St Croix remains the standby for Tina Turner, with Carole Stennett continuing her portrayal of Tina’s mother, Zelma. 

It’s East meets West End as ‘Sax’ singer Fleur East takes on the iconic role of Tina Turner in the acclaimed West End production, Tina: The Tina Turner Musical, at London's Aldwych Theatre. The TV star, who made the announcement on The One Show earlier this evening, will begin performances this summer.  Fleur has the X Factor Fleur East first gained national attention back in 2005 as a contestant on The X Factor with the girl group Addictiv Ladies. She returned to the show 9 years later as a solo artist, where she became the first, and only, contestant to achieve an iTunes number one single whilst still competing on the show! She finished runner-up and went on to release two albums and had a certified platinum single. Beyond her music career, she’s become a familiar face on TV -  shimmying her way to the Strictly Come Dancing final in 2022 (so the Proud Mary dance should be a doddle) and facing her phobias on I’m a Celeb. Proving that, just like Tina herself, she is fierce and fearless. 

New production photos have been released for Tina – The Tina Turner Musical, and they’re simply the best (sorry!) Directed by Phyllida Lloyd and written by Pulitzer Prize-winner Katori Hall with Frank Ketelaar and Kees Prins, Tina – The Tina Turner Musical is led by Karis Anderson and Zoe Birkett, who share the role of Tina Turner. Anderson and Birkett are joined by Rolan Bell as Ike Turner, Mark Anderson as Phil Spector/Terry Britten, Jonathan Carlton as Erwin Bach, Grace Wylde as Alline Bullock, Irene Myrtle Forrester as Tina’s Grandmother, Daniel Haswell as Richard Bullock, Harry Harrington as Roger Davies, Emma Hatton as Rhonda Graam, Maddison Tyson as Raymond Hill, Carole Stennett as Zelma and Charlotte St.Croix as Standby Tina Turner.

Opening alongside the Novello Theatre in 1905, the Aldwych Theatre is a Grade II listed Edwardian building located in the heart of central London. The theatre has been home to countless premieres in its 120 year history, most notably Tennessee Williams' A Streetcar Named Desire. Directed by Laurence Olivier, and starring his wife, Vivien Leigh, the production was a family affair. Leigh went on to win an Oscar for her role in the 1951 film adaptation of Williams' play, proving (if needed) that there was more to her performance than her partnership with the director. The most recent world premiere, Tina the Tina Turner Musical, opened in 2018, and has since been seen by more than 56 million people world wide.  Delve into the detailed seating options at Aldwych Theatre and secure the perfect spot for your next outing to the best West End shows. Whether you're a fan of musicals, plays, or any live performance, exploring seating plans can enhance your theatre experience. For those budget-conscious theatre lovers, finding discounted theatre tickets can make your visit even more exhilarating without breaking the bank. What are the best seats at the Aldwych Theatre? The auditorium has three levels, these are the Stalls (ground level) Dress Circle (one level up) and Grand Circle (two levels up) The theatre is tall and slim, and provides great views from all levels. The Stalls are closest to the stage, and are great if you want to feel fully immersed in the piece. Some rows in the rear Stalls are slightly obstructed by the overhang from the Dress Circle, but this is unlikely to severely affect the overall viewing experience. The Dress Circle has an excellent rake - meaning that large heads and larger hairdos in front of you won’t affect your view. Due to the curve of the balcony, seats 1-6 and 28-33 in Row A of the Dress Circle are often cheaper than their neighbours as they face side-on to the stage. If you don’t mind having a slightly rounded view of the stage, these seats may be a bargain. There are only 11 rows in the Grand Circle, making it an intimate seating section in the theatre. As it is the furthest section from the stage, the Grand Circle may feel distant from the stage, however rows A-C offer brilliantly clear and unrestricted views.

The queen of Rock ‘n’ Roll has reigned from the Aldwych Theatre for an incredible six years making it the longest running show ever to play at the theatre. With its pulse-pounding soundtrack and the inspirational story at its centre, it’s no wonder why the international mega-hit keeps rollin’, rollin’, rollin’ on! Not one to look back at this remarkable milestone, the West End phenomenon is planning its future, by today announcing their brand-new cast who will be taking over the much loved roles from Tuesday 25 June 2024.

This Black Friday, our deals for TINA: The Tina Turner Musical are simply the best! So what better way to celebrate than to catch up with Richard Appiah-Sarpong, who plays Swing/Fight Captain in TINA: The Tina Turner Musical along with Thomas Sutcliffe who plays Carpenter / Martyn Ware. From her humble origins in Nutbush, Tennessee, to her rise as the global Queen of Rock 'n' Roll, Tina Turner's journey defied conventions in age, gender, and race. This musical unveils the story of a woman who changed music forever. TINA – The Tina Turner Musical features her beloved songs and is penned by Olivier Award-winning playwright Katori Hall, under the direction of the renowned Phyllida Lloyd. Don't miss out on these fantastic Black Friday offers for a chance to experience Tina's remarkable life on stage.

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An epic underdog story of a small-town girl turned superstar and dozens of delightful hits - Tina: The Tina Turner Musical keeps on burning! The smash-hit West End production has announced that it will now extend its booking until 14 September 2024, now that news is simply the best!

TINA: The Tina Turner Musical is a captivating portrayal of an extraordinary woman who triumphed over immense challenges to be crowned the Queen of Rock ‘n’ Roll.  Her musical reign began with the electric 'Proud Mary’ and continued with her commanding and passionate vocals in 'What's Love Got to Do with It.' The musical follows her remarkable journey and serves as a vibrant tribute to Turner's indomitable talent and unwavering strength, beautifully capturing her tumultuous personal life and meteoric rise to fame. As a member of the Swing, Ellie Seaton has to match the versatility and dynamic energy of the star herself. Covering multiple ensemble roles, Seaton has to be ready to step in and seamlessly cover any one of them at the drop of a hat. We caught up with her to discuss runaway beds, iconic tunes and of course, Tina: The Tina Turner Musical.

In 1957, during the intermission of a small-town gig, a young girl from Tennessee grabbed the microphone. Her name was Tina Turner, and she was about to change the world. To say that Tina Turner revolutionised the music industry is an understatement. She transcended the boundaries of popular music and redefined music itself, with her thunderous voice and impeccable artistic vision. From her humble beginnings to ascending the throne as the Queen of Rock and Roll, Tina Turner's journey is one of resilience and triumph. TINA: The Tina Turner Musical is a captivating tribute to this musical powerhouse. Her legacy keeps on burnin’, and here are five reasons why you should celebrate it in TINA: The Tina Turner Musical!