Tickets Now On Sale for Prince of Egypt Musical Cinema Screenings

Tickets Now On Sale for Prince of Egypt Musical Cinema Screenings

Select cinema screenings of the highly anticipated filmed London production of "The Prince of Egypt - the Musical" are now available for purchase! Based on the classic DreamWorks Animation film and featuring Stephen Schwartz’s miraculous score, this epic production is set to hit cinemas across the UK starting on October 19th.

The filmed production showcases the original London cast, with over 60 artists telling the inspiring tale of resilience and hope. This musical was recorded live at London's Dominion Theatre by STEAM Motion & Sound ("Waitress," "Aladdin," "Kinky Boots," "Heathers the Musical") for Dreamworks/Universal Content Group and will be distributed to cinemas by Trafalgar Releasing (known for the recent recordings of "Anything Goes", and "The King and I").

 

Prince of Egypt Musical in Cinemas

Prince of Egypt Musical in Cinemas


 

Starring Luke Brady as Moses, Liam Tamne as Ramses, Christine Allado as Tzipporah, and Alexia Khadime as Miriam, this recorded performance will make its debut in cinemas across the UK on October 19th. Select cinema showings include an evening screening on Thursday, October 19th, and a matinee on Sunday, October 22nd. Additional showings may be scheduled in specific locations based on demand.

While the official ticket sale date for the film is September 7th, select cinemas have already begun selling tickets.

Picturehouse has already started selling tickets for both October 19th and October 22nd at the following locations: Ashford, Cambridge Arts, Exeter, Henley-On-Thames Regal, Liverpool Fact, London Bromley, London Crouch End, London East Dulwich, London Finsbury Park, London Greenwich, London West Norwood, Norwich Cinema City, Oxford Phoenix, Southampton Harbour Lights, and York City Screen.

 


 

The Prince of Egypt had a brief run at the Dominion Theatre, opening shortly before the theater industry shut down in 2020. This musical had two short engagements but ultimately concluded its run in January 2022. However, it was captured on film for release in December 2021 by Universal Studios International.

Composed by Stephen Schwartz (known for works like "Wicked" and "Godspell"), The Prince of Egypt features 10 brand-new songs in addition to 5 cherished tracks from the DreamWorks Animation film, including "When You Believe," "Deliver Us," "All I Ever Wanted," "Through Heaven’s Eyes," and "The Plagues."

The show was filmed a total of three times, with and without an audience, in order to capture close-ups and crane shots. To catch a glimpse of exclusive photos from the filming at the Dominion Theatre, check out our Prince of Egypt photo gallery.

Universal's plan is to release the film in cinemas in select markets before making it available through home media and various streaming platforms.

 


 

The film was granted a PG rating by the British Board of Film Classification on August 17th. The rating is due to "mild violence, threat, and upsetting scenes." The film has been cleared for release as a "VOD/Streaming" title by the board and boasts a runtime of 144 minutes.

Further information on cinema locations and exact dates and times will be released in the coming days. Tickets are expected to go on sale September 7th, 2023.

DreamWorks Theatricals, the lead producer of The Prince of Egypt, previously undertook a similar endeavor with their Broadway production of "Shrek the Musical" back in 2009. This earlier venture was released on DVD and Blu-Ray a few years after the show concluded its touring engagements, but it didn't have any theatrical screenings.

The musical is under the direction of Scott Schwartz, with choreography by Sean Cheesman. The creative team includes set designs by Kevin Depinet, costume designs by Ann Hould-Ward, lighting design by Mike Billings, and sound design by Gareth Owen.

Journey through the wonders of Ancient Egypt as two young men, raised together as brothers in a kingdom of privilege, find themselves suddenly divided by a secret past. One must rule as Pharaoh, the other must rise up and free his true people; both face a destiny that will change history forever. Filmed live at the Dominion Theatre in London, this spectacular stage show comes to cinemas for the first time.