I Wish My Life Were Like A Musical
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This comedic musical revue by Alexander S. Bermange reveals everything you could want to know about musical theatre, and the people who love it – on both sides of the curtain!
Covering the journey from wide-eyed drama student to brattish diva or past-it chorus member, or bitter has-been (or never-was), this show lifts the lid on awful auditions, debilitating dance routines, mid-performance mishaps, backstage backstabbing, superfans and harsh critics – plus those magical moments that make it all worthwhile.
After three seasons at Edinburgh Fringe and a London run at Wilton’s Music Hall, this sell-out show has garnered over 50 five-star reviews, a West End Wilma award, and many award nominations including best musical at Edinburgh Fringe 2023 in the OffFest Awards.
★★★★★ “Flawless… A definite hit” British Theatre
★★★★★ “So much to enjoy in this superb show” British Theatre Guide
★★★★★ “Sharp satire and simply, undiluted fun. Go see!” Broadway Baby
★★★★★ “Delightful… Plenty to enjoy for industry and fans alike” Broadway World
★★★★★ “Hilarious… Wonderfully witty… Refreshingly original” Edinburgh Guide
★★★★★ “Crisp, perfect, immaculate, hilarious. An unmistakable gem!” Musical Talk
★★★★★ “Laughs come thick and fast. Delightfully whimsical!” Musical Theatre Review
“A loving tribute to the world of musicals, with sweet, catchy tunes, witty lyrics and a top cast in great form” Matt Lucas
“A must-see from leading British musical creator Alexander S. Bermange” Tim Rice
“Amazing talents and a brilliant score” Miriam Margolyes
“Fun, witty and poignant” Bonnie Langford
“You need to get to see this show” Ruthie Henshall
45 five-star reviews.
Winner of the West End Wilma Award for Best Cabaret/Solo Performance.
Nominated for the BroadwayWorld UK Award for Theatrical Event of the Year.
Nominated for the Broadway World Scotland Award for Best Musical Production.
Nominated for the Brighton Fringe Award for Excellence.
Certified a “sell-out show” at the Edinburgh Fringe.
Included in London Theatre 1’s top UK shows of the year.
Ranked 6th in The List’s top-rated shows of the year.