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Millennials to Extend Run by Four Weeks

by Staff Writer
July 25, 2022
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Millennials Other Palace Studio

Millennials Other Palace Studio

The Other Palace announce that following the world premiere of the new musical Millennials written and composed by Elliot Clay, the show will extend for a further 4 weeks of performances over the summer, due to finish on Sunday 4 September 2022.

Millennials has received acclaim from audiences and critics alike in its first weeks of performances, with the chance to experience these new songs in an immersive and exciting environment.

Millennials turns up the microphone on the lives, the losses, and the frustrations of young people in the modern world.  A generation that is so often defined by tabloid headlines, tweets and, of course, avocados, has picked up the mic and transported us inside their extraordinarily ordinary lives.

New casting to be announced.

Millennials is produced by The Other Palace, written and composed by Elliot Clay, with direction by Hannah Benson. Arrangements, sound production and musical supervision by Auburn Jam and choreography by Tinovimbanashe Sibanda, with design and lighting design from Andrew Exeter and costume styling by Rory Mcnerney.

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