Cast includes: Joel Harper-Jackson, Luke Fetherston, David Bedella, Raiko Gohara, Liza Sadovy

Cast includes: Aimie Atkinson, Douglas Hansell, Jordan Luke Gage, Gloria Onitiri, Jack Chambers, Gleanne Purcell-Brown, Corey Mitchell, Ebony Roy-Palmer, Ritesh Manugula, Alfie Simmons, Anu Ogunmefun, Erin Caldwell, Sveva Bartolini, Carla Lopez Corpas, Izzie Monk, Harriette Benazir White

Book: Eric Holmes
Musical Direction, Orchestrations & Arrangements: Daniel Edmonds
Producer: Brian Spector
Set Designer: Justin Williams

Cast includes: Eric McCormack, Rachel Tucker, Todrick Hall, Jamie Muscato, Oliver Tompsett, Tori Allen-Martin

Justin Williams’ set perfectly fits the action, and despite Drury Lane having a massive stage, manages to make this feel really intimate! Amazing!

Theatre Weekly

Also appearing will be Amber Davies (Pretty Woman, Back to the Future) as Stephanie, Josefina Gabrielle (Les Miserables, Oaklahoma!) as Guido’s Mother, Victoria Hamilton-Barritt (HEX, Cinderella) as Luisa, Melissa James (Moulin Rouge, Gypsy) as Claudia, Danielle Steers (Just For One Day, Bat Out of Hell the Musical) as Sarraghina and Zizi Strallen (Mary Poppins, Strictly Ballroom) as Carla.

Your Lie in April, is an adaption of a manga favourite story, brings to life the poignant story of Kōsei Arima, a young piano prodigy, and his inability to play following his mother’s death.

★★★★ – Guardian
★★★★ – The Observer
★★★★ – Mirror
★★★★ – Daily Express
★★★★ – Reviews Hub
★★★★★ – All That Dazzles
★★★★★ – West End Wilma
★★★★★ – Theatre and Art Reviews
★★★★★ – London Living Large

The set design is nothing short of breathtaking.

★★★★★ Box Office Radio

It would be a crime not to mention the beautiful set by Justin Williams.

★★★★★ Adventures in Theatre-land

Director & Choreographer: Nick Winston
Costume Designer: Kimie Nakano
Musical Supervisor: Katy Richardson
Musical Director: Chris Ma
Orchestrator: Jason Howland
Designer: Justin Williams
Lighting Designer: Ben Cracknell
Sound Designer: Ben Harrison
Casting: Harry Blumenau

Cast includes: Frances Mayli McCann, Dean John-Wilson, Joaquin Pedro Valdes, Aimie Atkinson, Rachel Clare Chan, Christian Ray Marbella, Adam Pascal

★★★★★ – All That Dazzles
★★★★★ – Stage to Page
★★★★★ – Lou Reviews
★★★★★ – Adventures in Theatreland
★★★★★ – Broadway World

Distributed on layered structures that allow for dynamic visuals, the scene’s centrepiece is a large screen where Justin Williams’s gorgeous images move the action safely across different locations. The graphics pay homage to the anime, with dainty drawings heavily influenced by the original material.

Broadway World

This concert transferred just one month later to the West End at the Harold Pinter Theatre as a fully-realised production, also designed by Justin.

Starring triple Olivier Award-Winner David Bedella, soul singer, author, presenter and actress Mica Paris, Two Strangers… star Dujonna Gift and break-out new talent Kjersti Long.

Kin the Musical is a new British musical written by Emil Dale and Stefan Kelk. Inspired by true life events that took place in America in the 80’s, the story follows a small American town and their tension with a new Cult leader that has moved in.

Cast includes: Collette Guitart, Danny Colligan, Mark Willshire, Nathan Shaw, Thomas Sutcliffe, Danny Whelan, Millie Robins, Tobias Turley, Owen Arkrow, Charley Robbie, Ollie Wray

La Bamba! will be choreographed by Latin dance champion and Strictly Come Dancing choreographer Graziano Di Prima, with associate choreography by his wife and fellow Strictly Come Dancing alum Giada Lini. The musical is directed by Ray Roderick and will feature new music by Alfonso Casado-Trigo.

‘The set design by Justin Williams is absolutely perfect.’

Everything Theatre

‘There isn’t even one small part of this show that needs any tweaks or improvements, every single aspect is absolutely fantastic.’

Reviews Hub

Cast includes: World-class dancers including alumni of Riverdance and Lord of the Dance, alongside a live musical trio and vocal ensemble.

‘From the moment you arrive, The Vaults is embellished with as many nods to the show as possible. Set designer Justin Williams has done a tremendous job at strategically placing iconic objects from the Stranger Things universe. There is an undeniable authenticity to the world created, from precariously fixed Christmas lights to discarded Eggos.

Adding to this visual tribute are Clancy Flynn’s triumphant lighting and Daffyd Gough’s sound design. Just when you think you’re safe at the end of a dance number, the stage floods red and the guttural roars of the Demogorgon send a shudder down your spine.’

Broadway World

‘The set design by Justin Williams is absolutely perfect.’

Everything Theatre

‘There isn’t even one small part of this show that needs any tweaks or improvements, every single aspect is absolutely fantastic.’

Reviews Hub

Venues:

• CRITERION THEATRE, West End

• THE PALACE THEATRE, Southend

• THE LOWRY, Salford

• NEW THEATRE, Cardiff

• LYCEUM THEATRE, Crewe

• THE ALEXANDRA THEATRE, Birmingham

‘Crackpot murder mystery is given an all-star drag makeover in Holly Stars’ audacious West End debut…The broad caricatures are matched by designer Justin Williams’ towering gothic set’

The Stage

‘Justin Williams’ set, complete with a huge photograph of the royal couple, evokes a manor house in a lovely pastiche of the Christie style’

LondonTheatre1

Venues:

• THE GRAND THEATRE, Blackpool

• OCTAGON THEATRE, Yeovil

• QUEEN’S THEATRE, Barnstaple

• SALISBURY PLAYHOUSE, Salisbury

• PALACE THEATRE, Southend-on-Sea

• NEW THEATRE, Cardiff

• OLDHAM COLISEUM THEATRE, Oldham

• BEAU SEJOUR THEATRE, Guernsey

‘John Bulleid’s magic and illusion design works wonders in tandem with Justin Williams’ beautifully crafted set that cleverly conjures up the state of John’s mind as well as the cluttered chaos that impels us to seek a supernatural cause beyond a crumbling rational.’

Spy in the Stalls

Wonderville is London’s only cabaret, music and magic venue which brings a new magic to London’s West End, Piccadilly Circus. Home to Thurston’s bar in the day, at night Wonderville sparkles into a venue unlike any other with two stages, hidden secret rooms and unmatched live acts.

‘Entrancement starts at the door in this comeback. Designed by Justin Williams, the place has an old-timey smoky dive-bar feel to it. A boozy vestibule leads to an intimate auditorium styled as a cabaret floor. It’s all very run-down chic and the attention to detail is truly remarkable.’

Broadway World

‘The magic begins the moment you enter the venue as designer Justin Williams has created not just a striking environment but a beautiful setting where the café, bar and theatre reflect the cabaret show itself.’

The Spy in the Stalls

‘Wonderville’s venue takeover as a Justin Williams-designed vintage-themed house of magic and delight has given more life to Planet Hollywood’s old address than the restaurant did in its entire 10-year run here.’

Reviews Hub

‘…this new intimate venue in the centre of London is absolutely gorgeous…you really feel involved in the entirety of the show, wherever you may be sitting. With many acts weaving in and out of the tables, and encouraging audience participation, it’s easy to get lost in the magic.’

Stage to Page

Working with German illustrator, Lars Linnhoff, a bespoke piece of work was created for the set.

‘John Bulleid’s magic and illusion design works wonders in tandem with Justin Williams’ beautifully crafted set that cleverly conjures up the state of John’s mind as well as the cluttered chaos that impels us to seek a supernatural cause beyond a crumbling rational.’

Spy in the Stalls

Writers: James Milton and Paul Morrissey
Director: Paul Morrissey
Set & Costume Designer: Justin Williams
Lighting Designer: Bethany Gupwell
Sound Designer: Daniel Higgott
Magic & Illusion Designer: John Bulleid

‘Bringing magic and illusion to the heart of the West End, Wonderville encapsulates historical theatrics with the evolving traditions of variety entertainment. This family-friendly production at Palace Theatre is mastered under the watchful gaze of seasoned director Annabel Mutale Reed and the pastiche vaudevillian set designed by creative genius Justin Williams.’

‘With every act that appears on Justin Williams’ authentic set design that evokes the feel of an old music hall, it feels as though we are also taken on a journey through the history of magic and illusion acts.’

★ ★ ★ ★  Broadway World

★ ★ ★ ★  Theatre Weekly

‘The set design is colourful and inventive’
The Times

**** ‘A joyous celebration of all things Dr Seuss’ @SeussicalLondon @swkplay #Seussical #SouthwarkPlayhousehttps://t.co/PtMCMdCt3a pic.twitter.com/IyGhIFVBui

— BroadwayWorld UK (@BroadwayWorldUK) November 28, 2018

‘Creative stage design’
The Upcoming

‘Attractively colourful’
Whats On Stage

Who said Maggie T didn’t have a playful side? Love this blooper from the MARKET BOY photo shoot recently #Margaret #thatcher #blooper #marketboy @TheUnionTheatre @deldridgewriter pic.twitter.com/tnpFh7uKne

— Market Boy (@MarketBoy10) May 8, 2019

Justin Williams’ set, a corner cutaway of a Brooklyn tenement is a highlight’

The Stage

‘The thing that grabs your attention as you enter the auditorium at the Greenwich Theatre is Justin Williams’ amazing set for Brooklyn the Musical. The crumbling, graffiti covered brick walls of a decaying, derelict building rise up into the highest reaches of the theatre with glassless windows, an enormous plastic curtain, rubble and the detritus of a run-down squat in Brooklyn – it’s a powerful backdrop to the story that’s about to unfold.’

LondonTheatre1

‘Justin Williams’ dazzling, narrow street view set reflects the twists and turns of the Soho we’ve all been caught in at three in the morning.’

West End Wilma

‘Handsomely designed with sleek yet urban grit by Justin Williams’

British Theatre

Nestled in a small apartment in the city, a collection of people tell their stories. Overlapping themes of loss, heartache and desire litter the floor as the rotating cast take their moment in the spotlight.

Directed by Dean Johnson (BKLYN), is led by Natalie May Paris (Six), Owen Clayton (Julie: The Musical), Hannah Lowther (Heathers The Musical), Michael Mather (Soho Cinders), Mary Moore (Grease), Saffi Needham (recently graduated and making her professional debut).

WHO’S HOLIDAY! is a wildly funny and heartfelt adults-only comedy by Matthew Lombardo that tells the story of Cindy Lou Who as she recalls that Christmas Eve she first met the Grinch and the twisted turn of events her life has now taken.

Starring legendary US Drag superstar Miz Cracker, star of RuPaul’s Drag Race in an European premiere of this hilarious festive treat. Who’s Holiday! is directed by Kirk Jameson and produced by Tuckshop and Jack Maple Productions.

The cast starred Daniel Brocklebank (Coronation Street), Aimie Atkinson (Six, Pretty Woman, Death Note in Concert), Cayleigh Capaldi, Jon Robins (The Phantom of the Opera, Les Misérables), and Sophia Goodman (Matilda The Musical, Les Misérables). The production was led by Michael Lamon and 23 Productions, with Van Dean serving as executive producer. Andrew Byrnes and Witzend Productions joined as co-producers, while Carter Dixon McGill Productions handled general management.

The Louvre Abu Dhabi welcomes you to the first-of-its-kind immersive theatre experience, where you’ll be taken on an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of Mumbai Nights 2: an imaginary Bollywood Blockbuster!

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