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Drew Gasparini’s ‘I Could Use A Drink’ to Get UK Digital Premiere

by Staff Writer
April 3, 2021
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Cast of UK Digital Premiere of I Could Use a Drink

Cast of UK Digital Premiere of I Could Use a Drink

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Drew Gasparini’s I Could Use A Drink, an eclectic mix of poignant, hilarious, and progressive contemporary musical theatre, celebrating the chaos and beauty of youth, was created as a US studio album using Broadway’s freshest and most exciting new talents.

Now for its UK premiere, producers Liam Gartland and Alex Conder reimagine its cutting edge musical theatre songs with some of the West End’s stars of present and the future.

The cast of the UK digital premiere of I Could Use A Drink are: Ahmed Hamad (‘Rent’), Billy Nevers (‘& Juliet’/’Jesus Christ Superstar’), Caroline Kay (‘Daisy’/‘The Space Between’), Luke Bayer (‘Everybody’s Talking About Jamie’/’Soho Cinders’), Maiya Quansah-Breed (‘SIX’, ‘Rent’), Olivia Lallo (GSA 2020 graduate) and Tom Francis (‘Rent’).

       

The concert, filmed at Fiction Studios, will be streamed from Friday 7 – Sunday 16 May 2021 on stream.theatre.

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