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Cameron Mackintosh's legendary MISS SAIGON is coming to Sydney!
This critically acclaimed new production lands at the Lyric Theatre, Star City in September.
The Sydney Morning Herald hailed it 'big on clarity, drama and heart... as potent and moving as the original', and the Daily Telegraph called it 'a visual feast... this production works even better - the musical is more real, gritty and intensely emotional than the original show'.
The classic love story of our time, MISS SAIGON is one of the most successful musicals in the world - seen by over 30 million people in 25 countries and played in 12 different languages - opening at the Lyric Theatre, S...
Cameron Mackintosh's legendary MISS SAIGON is coming to Sydney!
This critically acclaimed new production lands at the Lyric Theatre, Star City in September.
The Sydney Morning Herald hailed it 'big on clarity, drama and heart... as potent and moving as the original', and the Daily Telegraph called it 'a visual feast... this production works even better - the musical is more real, gritty and intensely emotional than the original show'.
The classic love story of our time, MISS SAIGON is one of the most successful musicals in the world - seen by over 30 million people in 25 countries and played in 12 different languages - opening at the Lyric Theatre, Star City in September.
MISS SAIGON is a sensational new musical production that will blow you away.
Set in 1975 during the final days leading up to the American evacuation of Saigon, MISS SAIGON is an epic love story about the relationship between an American GI and a young Vietnamese woman.
MISS SAIGON was seen by over three quarters of a million people in Sydney in 1995, however due to the show being too large to fit into other Australian theatre's, it did not tour the country. Cameron Mackintosh relished the opportunity to create a new version which has received rave reviews all over the world and opens at the Lyric Theatre, Star City in September.
