Pretty Woman: The Musical to open at QPAC in October
International rock superstar Bryan Adams has announced the first Australian season of his rom-com turned smash hit Broadway musical will hit the stage in Queensland this year.
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An international rock superstar has announced the first Australian season of his rom-com turned smash hit musical will hit the stage in Queensland this year.
Bryan Adams and long-time songwriter pal Jim Vallance will debut Pretty Woman: The Musical at Brisbane’s QPAC in October, almost 8 years after it first opened in Chicago.
Based on the iconic film starring Julia Roberts and Richard Gere and with a score and lyrics written by Adams and Vallance, Pretty Woman: The Musical has seen huge success on Broadway and the West End. Adams is currently touring Australia with his So Happy It Hurts tour and is set to make a formal announcement at QPAC later today.
Local castings are set to begin shortly and a wait list is already available for tickets.
Originally published as Pretty Woman: The Musical to open at QPAC in October
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