All Shook Up The Musical
Shake up your evening with the music of Elvis Presley and get your All Shook Up tickets today. All Shook Up comes to you from the producers of the highly acclaimed musicals Legally Blonde, Hairspray, Jersey Boys and West Side Story. Based on William Shakespeare's Twelfth Night, this feel good musical will transport you back to 1950s America and have you singing along in your seat and tapping your Blue Suede Shoes with classic rock 'n' roll hits such as "Jailhouse Rock", "Love Me Tender", "Now or Never" and many more.
All Shook Up background and history
All Shook Up first sprang to life in 2004 in Chicago, USA. The popular jukebox musical soon moved to Broadway in 2005, hosted by The Palace Theatre. Packed with a whopping twenty-four Elvis Presley favourites, All Shook Up tells the story of Natalie (originally played by Jenn Gambatese), a small town mechanic who dreams of love and adventure. Set within a twenty-four hour period in the summer of 1955 and based loosely on the story of Twelfth Night (Shakespeare), all is about to be shaken up with the arrival of a mysterious stranger in town: the guitar playing, leather jacketed motorcyclist Chad (played by Cheyenne Jackson on Broadway). In addition to a successful stint on Broadway, All Shook Up has wowed audiences across America, the UK, South Korea, and the show continues to tour the world. The 2015 UK tour saw the show re branded as Love Me Tender, The well known, catchy musical numbers continue to make this show popular with both amateur and professional theatre companies alike.
All Shook Up Big Achievements
Following its opening on Broadway, All Shook Up received several award nominations, including Outstanding new Broadway musical, Outstanding actor in a musical (Cheyenne Jackson), and Outstanding actress in a musical (Jenn Gambatese), with Cheyenne Jackson successfully scooping up a 2005 Theatre world award.
Similar Shows to All Shook Up
If you enjoyed this foot tapping, hip swiveling musical and can't wait to see your next show, why not purchase tickets for the feel good jukebox musical Mamma Mia!, based on the hits of Swedish pop group ABBA. Or how about the highly acclaimed Broadway hit Jersey Boys, the 2005 musical story of Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons?
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