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New Musical For You I’d Wait transfers to Union Theatre to extend run by 3 weeks

by Staff Writer
May 13, 2022
Reading Time: 1 min read
For You Id Wait courtesy of the Company

For You I'd Wait courtesy of the Company

Writing duo Golby and West and the Union Theatre announce the transfer of their first full length musical, For You I’d Wait following their 2 week run at the Turbine Theatre.

For You I’d Wait will run for 3 weeks from the 31st of May to the 18th June.

‘On the 13th November we pay homage to the victims. That’s the only time you think of us. For you, life goes on. But for us, it doesn’t.’

For You I’d Wait follows the lives of 6 characters before, during and after the 2015 terrorist attacks in Paris. Throughout the show we explore how the character’s lives are turned upside in one night, the process of healing, and learning to carry on. The audience are invited to explore the world of these character’s seemingly perfect relationships, and delve further into the choices the characters make as they encounter milestones in their lives.

Tickets for the Union Theatre run are on sale here

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