Songs for a New World Promises it's return to the West End

The upcoming run of Jason Robert Brown's hit musical Songs for a New World has suspended its run due to continued uncertainty around the pandemic, though has promised it will return.

Brown's piece, first seen in off-Broadway in 1995, explores the lives, loves and choices of various people across the world. The production was first seen last year, with an initial online production followed by a pair of performances at The London Palladium.

Séimí Campbell directs David Hunter (Man 2), Rachel John (Woman 1), Cedric Neal (Man 1), Rachel Tucker (Woman 2) and Shem Omari James (Featured Role), all reprising their roles from The London Palladium production, seen in September 2020.

The production has musical direction by Josh Winstone, musical supervision by Adam Hoskins, design consultancy by Madeleine Girling, lighting design by Jack Knowles, and sound design by Jonny Dickie of Robins Audio.

Producers Jamie Lambert and Eliza Jackson remain dedicated to the show and are looking forward to the day it can return to West End stages safely.