“The most appealing (and original) version… equipped with its own delightful new score by composer Alexander S. Bermange that gets the show airborne in more ways than one”

Mark Shenton, What’s On

Aladdin

Aladdin, written with bookwriters Charlie Hartill, Russell Labey and Claire Taylor, is a reworking of the traditional story for the computer age with a pop-influenced score. It was commissioned by and originally produced at the Pleasance Theatre in London, where it starred Nigel Planer as the “Virtual Genie” alongside a cast including Joseph Connell, Gloria Onitiri and Christopher Howell.

Several of the show’s songs have gone on to be performed, recorded and released by leading musical theatre artists including Danny Colligan, Mark Evans, Kevin Koehler, Jon Lee and Susan McFadden.

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CRITICAL RESPONSE

The most appealing (and original) version… equipped with its own delightful new score by composer Alexander S. Bermange that gets the show airborne in more ways than one - Mark Shenton, What’s On

A real Christmas classic… should prove a popular Christmas show with both young and old alike. Highly recommended! - Camden Gazette

As enjoyable for adults as for children… Tune writer Alexander S. Bermange deserves particular praise - Ham & High

Lots of fun… it has, in fact, everything that one would require - The Stage

The audience remained rooted to their seats spellbound - Camden New Journal