Anything Goes

"Cole Porter's delicious, delightful and de-lovely 1934 musical"
The Daily Mail

From the golden age of the American comedy musical, Anything Goes is a hedonistic pleasure cruise packed with timeless Cole Porter numbers.

Luxury ocean liner the S.S. American sets sail for England with a cargo of colourful characters. Stowaway Billy Crocker is chasing the delectable deb Hope Harcourt whilst being pursued in turn by ex-evangelist turned nightclub hostess Reno Sweeney whilst, amid the romance, gangster Moonface Martin and a smattering of dimwitted FBI agents add high farce to this romantic comedy.

"Cole Porter at the peak of his matchless powers" The Daily Telegraph

The multi award-winning Anything Goes first dazzled Broadway in 1934. It has recently been a major hit for the National Theatre and transferred to Theatre Royal Drury Lane where it played to great critical and commercial success.

"One of the best musicals ever" The Observer

Now Cole Porter's nautical masterpiece is ready to send audiences off smiling in to the sunset. The riotous plot and wisecracking script, co-written by Jeeves author PG Wodehouse, gave Porter the inspiration to write some of his most memorable songs. Anything Goes is packed to the gunnels with 15 witty and romantic hits including You're the Top, It's De-lovely, Blow, Gabriel, Blow and the title song Anything Goes.

Anything Goes: UK Tour 2006
• Manchester - Lowry Theatre - Friday 27 January to Saturday 4 February
• Southampton - Mayflower Theatre - Monday 6 to Saturday 11 February
• Woking - New Victoria Theatre - Monday 13 to Saturday 18 February
• Brighton - Theatre Royal - Monday 20 to Saturday 25 February
• Edinburgh - Festival Theatre - Monday 27 February to Saturday 4 March
• Birmingham - Hippodrome Theatre - Monday 6 to Saturday 11 March
• Glasgow - Kings Theatre - Monday 13 to Saturday 18 March
  
• Darlington - Civic Theatre - Monday 20 to Thursday 30 March
• Cardiff - Wales Millenium Centre - Monday 3 to Saturday 8 April
• Nottingham - Theatre Royal - Monday 10 to Saturday 15 April
• Wimbledon - New Wimbledon Theatre - Monday 17 to Saturday 22 April
• Norwich - Theatre Royal - Monday 24 to Saturday 29 April
• Stoke - Regent Theatre Monday 1 to Saturday 5 May
• Blank - Monday 8 to Saturday 13 May
• Bradford - Alhambra Theatre - Monday 15 to Saturday 20 May
• Liverpool - Empire Theatre - Monday 22 to Saturday 27 April
• Milton Keynes - Milton Keynes Theatre - Monday 29 May to Sat 3 June
• Bath - Theatre Royal - Monday 5 to Saturday 10 June
• Bromley - Churchill Theatre - Monday 12 to Saturday 17 June
• Newcastle - Theatre Royal - Monday 19 to Saturday 24 June
• Aberdeen - His Majesty's Theatre - Monday 26 June to Saturday 1 July
• Blank - Monday 3 to Saturday 8 July
• Blank - Monday 10 to Saturday 15 July
• Bristol - Hippodrome Theatre - Monday 17 to Saturday 22 July
• Plymouth - Theatre Royal Theatre - Monday 24 to Saturday 29 July