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Gravity UK Tour Announced Featuring Kerry Ellis, Louise Dearman and Rachel Tucker

by Staff Writer
November 10, 2025
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Musical theatre fans across the UK are in for a treat as Gravity prepares to tour five major cities in April 2026.

Following a sold-out performance at Theatre Royal Drury Lane earlier this year, Kerry Ellis, Louise Dearman and Rachel Tucker reunite to bring their powerhouse vocals to stages nationwide.

The trio, each celebrated for their iconic roles in Wicked, will perform a selection of songs from their extensive musical theatre careers.

Audiences can expect hits from We Will Rock You, Cats, Evita, Sunset Boulevard, Chicago and many more.

The tour will visit Manchester Opera House (10 April), Birmingham Hippodrome (12 April), Glasgow King’s Theatre (22 April), Edinburgh Playhouse (23 April), and Canterbury Marlowe Theatre (28 April).

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Kerry Ellis, the first British Elphaba, said:

“This show is just epic. One of the first proper things I did in my career was the ensemble of The Wizard of Oz where I played so many different roles. I think that’s where I realised how much I enjoy being part of a team and that’s exactly what I love about Gravity. We have each other’s backs, are constantly championing each other and we just want to put on the best show possible.”

Louise Dearman, the only performer to play both Elphaba and Glinda, added:

“Being with Kerry and Rachel is honestly wonderful because there’s no competition. We’ve always supported one another and we’re constantly cheering each other on with little messages of good luck. I’ve never felt more comfortable on stage than I do when I’m with my friends and I can’t wait to do it again on the Gravity tour.”

Rachel Tucker, who played Elphaba on both Broadway and the West End, said:

“Gravity is a collection of songs that have genuinely shaped us – past, present and hopefully future. We’ve chosen music that inspires us and that we truly love performing together. And to be honest, I couldn’t imagine sharing the stage with two more brilliant and beautiful humans.”

The concert is co-created and produced by Simon Schofield and Scott Garnham for Sisco Entertainment, with musical direction by James Doughty and choreography by Chrissy Dahlen.

       

Pre-sale tickets go live on 13 November at 10am, with general sale from 14 November at 10am.

Listings and ticket information can be found here: https://www.cuffeandtaylor.com/all-events/gravity-tickets-ae1632841

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