Babies London tickets
After a sold-out West End concert series, Babies is due at The Other Palace this Summer! Playing for a strictly limited 6 week run, don’t miss your chance to see this brand-new British musical. Book your tickets today!
What is Babies about?
After a rise in pregnancies in the year above, pressures of teenage life collide with the demands of parenting as the school’s sex education department are forced to take action.
Summer is over, you’re about to start Year 11, and your GCSEs are looming. To make matters worse, there’s a new project this term: you’ve got to look after a baby simulator for one whole week. Welcome to big school. As friendships are broken, made up, and broken all over again, you have to decide: who do you want to be?
Fuelled by a blistering pop-rock score, make an appointment to see Babies today!
Facts and critical acclaim
- On watching the concert version of the production, All That Dazzles claimed ‘This show is going to be HUGE’ Mickey Jo agreed, stating ‘It’s the next huge fan favourite hit!
- A concert version of the musical was staged at The Lyric Theatre late last year. The entire run quickly sold out, and earned heaps of praise and critical acclaim.
Please bear in mind
This production is recommended for ages 11+, and features strong language, alcohol and references to addiction.
Babies cast
- Alex: Ashley Goh
- Toby: Bradley Riches
- Cover Leah/Grace/Becky: Grace Towning
- Becky: Jaina Brock-Patel
- Jasmine: Lauren Conroy
- Lulu: Lucy Carter
- Ben: Max Mulrenan
- Alternate Toby, Cover Jacob/Ben: Morgan Philips
- Jacob: Nathan Johnston
- Cover Jasmine/Alex/Lulu: Rowan Macpherson
- Grace: Viola Maisey
- Leah: Zoë Athena
Babies creatives
Main creatives
Book: Martha Geelan**
Music & Lyrics**: Jack Godfrey**
Director**: Martha Geelan**
Orchestrations:** Joe Beighton & Jack Godfrey
Musical Supervisor & Vocal Arrangements: Joe Beighton**
Choreographer:** Alexzandra Sarmiento
Set & Costume Designer: Jasmine Swan
Sound Designer: Paul Gatehouse
Lighting Designer: Will Hayman
Musical Director: Lauren Hopkinson