Beatles show Let it Be transfers to Savoy Theatre in Feb

Its run at the Prince of Wales – scene of the Beatles’ iconic “rattle your jewelry” Royal Variety Show appearance in 1963 – continues until 19 January.

Producer Jamie Hendry said: “Night after night audiences leap to their
feet, demonstrating that the music of The Beatles is as popular now as
it ever has been. I am delighted that Let it Be has been so positively
received, both critically and commercially, and the transfer to the
Savoy Theatre will allow this fantastic music to continue being
showcased in the West End.”

The show, which opened in September, marks the first time that the grand theatrical rights to The Beatles’ back
catalogue have been granted by Sony/ATV for a West End production.

Its arrival in London was announced with a special rooftop gig by the cast at the Trafalgar Hotel in August (picture below). Cast member Stephen Hill, who plays George, told Whatsonstage.com: “It’s a huge responsibility
bringing it to the West End… There’s
The Bible, and there’s The Beatles. It’s got to be done right.”

Let it Be is packed with over twenty of the band’s greatest hits, recreating their
meteoric rise from their humble beginnings through the heights of
Beatlemania, to their later studio masterpieces.

Directed by Joey Curatolo, the current company is comprised of: Emanuele Angeletti, John Brosnan, Gordon Elsmore, James Fox, Michael Gagliano, Reuven Gershon, Stephen Hill and Phil Martin. Each band is joined for several songs by either Ryan Alex Farmery or Michael Bramwell on keyboards.