Tina – The Tina Turner Musical
Tina – The Tina Turner Musical Trailer
Performer singing on stage with a microphone, dressed in a sparkling dress, with band members in the background.
Fleur East (Tina Turner) Photo by Matt Crockett
Performers on stage, with one singing into a vintage microphone and others providing vocal support, all dressed in elegant vintage-style costumes.
Fleur East (Tina Turner) Rolan Bell (Ike Turner) & the company of Tina - The Tina Turner Musical. Photo by Matt Crockett
Two actors on stage in a theatrical performance, one in a cherry-patterned dress and the other in a maroon outfit, sitting on a chair and holding a bundle, engaging in an intense conversation.
Natasha J Barnes (Rhonda Graam) & Karis Anderson (Tina Turner) Photo by Matt Crockett
Two actors on stage, one sitting with a blanket on their lap and the other leaning over with hands on their knee, sharing a joyful moment against a backdrop simulating a sunset.
Fleur East (Tina Turner) & Irene Myrtle Forrester (GG) Photo by Matt Crockett
Performer in a black outfit and wild blond hair, sitting on a stool and raising a glass onstage, with a joyful expression.
Christian James (Roger Davies) Karis Anderson (Tina Turner) & Craig Armstrong (Ensemble) Photo by Matt Crockett
Performers on stage during a musical show, one in a glittery dress holding a microphone and another in a tan suit, both singing with a band visible in the background.
Rolan Bell (Ike Turner) & Karis Anderson (Tina Turner) Photo by Matt Crockett
Two actors on stage in a theatrical production, with one seated on a bed and the other standing close by, both dressed in stylish outfits and engaged in a conversation.
Dan O’Brien (Erwin Bach) & Karis Anderson (Tina Turner) Photo by Matt Crockett
Performer in a shimmering tasseled dress singing into a microphone on stage, flanked by two dancers in matching sequined costumes.
Karis Anderson (Tina Turner) & the company of Tina - The Tina Turner Musical. Photo by Matt Crockett
Two actors on stage in a theatrical production, one dressed in a red dress and the other in a patterned shirt and overalls, interacting under dramatic lighting with shadowy figures in the background.
Fleur East (Tina Turner) & Keilah Kofi (Young Anna Mae Bullock) Photo by Matt Crockett
Performer singing into a microphone on stage, dressed in a sparkling gold fringe dress, set against a geometric patterned background.
Fleur East (Tina Turner) Photo by Matt Crockett

Tina – The Tina Turner Musical
Tickets From £98

Venue

Aldwych Theatre

From her humble beginnings in Nutbush Tennessee to becoming the Queen of Rock ‘n’ Roll, Tina Turner’s journey is nothing short of legendary. Tina – The Tina Turner Musical brings her inspiring story to life through electrifying, world-class performances set to the pulse-pounding soundtrack of her iconic hits. Featuring unforgettable songs like Simply The Best, Private Dancer and the timeless Proud Mary, this show is an exhilarating celebration of the artist we all know and love.

Experience the magic, the music and the legacy of Tina Turner!

Now celebrating six years in the West End and presented in association with Tina Turner, this smash hit musical is written by Olivier Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Katori Hall and directed by the internationally acclaimed Phyllida Lloyd.

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Booking Until

13/09/2025

Running Time

2h45, inc. interval

Genre

Musical

Age & Content

14+

Please Note:

Please note that this performance contains strobe lighting, loud music, gun shots, haze and scenes including violence and domestic violence

No accessibility performances are currently scheduled for this show.

Cast:

Karis Anderson / Fleur East as

Tina Turner

Charlotte St. Croix as

Standby Tina

Rolan Bell as

Ike Turner

Matt Dempsey as

Phil Spector / Terry Britten

Dan O'Brien as

Erwin Bach

Irene Myrtle Forrester as

Gran Georgeanna (Gg)

Christian James as

Roger Davies

Natasha J Barnes as

Rhonda Graam

Carole Stennett as

Zelma Bullock

Samuel Sarpong-Broni as

Raymond Hill

Chrissie Bhima as

Alline Bullock

Vanessa Dumatey, Marion Fagbemi, Equiana Givans as

Ensemble/ Ikette

Sarah Freer as

Ensemble/ Lorraine

Craig Armstrong as

Ensemble/ Carpenter/ Martyn Ware

Angelis Hunt as

Ensemble/ Ronnie

Keanu Adolphus Johnson as

Ensemble/ Craig

Ria Turner as

Ensemble/ Toni

Tré Copeland-Williams, Raiaz Fisher, Peter Houston, Joey James, Tamsin January, Jordan Louis-Fernand, Marisha Morgan, Annell Odartey, Clio Tamai & Samuel J Weir, as

Swing

Rhianne King, Keilah Kofi & Lola McCourtie, as

Young Anna-Mae Bullock

Diuneusa Miguel, Brielle Owusu Ansah & Ariella Warburton as

Young Alline Bullock / Young Craig

Creative:

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Tina Turner

Book by -

Katori Hall, Frank Ketelaar and Kees Prins

Director -

Phyllida Lloyd

Choreographer -

Anthony Van Laast

Set & Costume Designer -

Mark Thompson

Musical Supervisor, Arrangements and Additional Music -

Nicholas Skilbeck

Lighting Designer -

Bruno Poet

Sound Designer -

Nevin Steinberg

Orchestrator -

Ethan Popp

Projection Designer -

Jeff Sugg

Hair, Wigs & Make Up Designer -

Campbell Young

Casting by -

Pippa Ailion CDG And Natalie Gallacher CDG

Fight Director -

Kate Waters

International Associate Choreographer -

Simone Mistry-Palmer

International Associate Director -

Katherine Hare

Resident Choreographer -

Derek Aidoo

Costume Associate -

Jack Galloway

International Associate Lighting Designer -

Max Narula

Associate Sound Designer -

Tony Gayle

UK Associate Projection Designer and Programmer -

Mogzi

Musical Director -

Mike Cotton

Producer -

Stage Entertainment, Joop Van Den Ende and Tali Pelman

Associate Producer -

The Nederlander Organisation

Executive Producers -

Tina Turner And Erwin Bach

General Manager -

Mark Rubinstein

Production Manager -

Sacha Milroy

Company Manager -

Marc Anderson

Assistant Company Manager -

Sylvia Darkwa-Ohemeng

Deputy Stage Manager -

Jackie Ellis

Assistant Stage Manager / Book Cover -

Christie Wilkes, Laura Beacham and Hannah Birtwistle-Crossland

Intimacy Support by -

Ingrid Mackinnon