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Marianne Elliott and Miranda Cromwell to helm National Theatre's WEST SIDE STORY

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Marianne Elliott and Miranda Cromwell to helm National Theatre's WEST SIDE STORY

A major London revival of the Broadway classic WEST SIDE STORY has been announced.

The revival will be coming to the National Theatre in Winter 2027, co-directed in a new production reuniting directors Marianne Elliott and Miranda Cromwell after their award-winning West End and Broadway revival of Death of a Salesman.

Featuring Jerome Robbins’ original choreography reproduced and adapted by Julio Monge, who was artistic collaborator and consultant on Steven Spielberg’s 2021 film adaptation.

WEST SIDE STORY has a book by Arthur Laurents (Gypsy), music by Leonard Bernstein (On the Town) and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim (Follies).

WEST SIDE STORY will play the Olivier Theatre, National Theatre. Further artistic team, casting, performance dates, and on sale to be announced.

https://theatrefan.co.uk/west-side-story-national-theatre-revival-announced/

Updated On: 9/9/26 at 03:33 PM

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Re: Marianne Elliott and Miranda Cromwell to helm National Theatre's WEST SIDE STORY

Elliott is exciting. Cromwell give BIG pause. The SALESMAN Elliott purposefully bailed on - under Cromwell's eventual sole direction was extremely misguided. Cromwell needs Elliott's coattails to ride. Cromwell is unecessary dead weight but Elliott may have other productions in play. It was my understanding Elliott left because of Cromwell. Things must have changed.

Is there a choreographer attached or is it Robbins?

Updated On: 9/9/26 at 05:20 PM

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RippedMan said: "I know I'm totally in the minority but I really loath this show (Throw your stones, it's fine) but this Director and this Venue.... I'm ready."

I wouldnt say I loath it, but im definitely not a big fan of it and dont really get the fuss. Some great songs and dancing, but I've never really enjoyed the piece as a whole on stage or film.

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Theatrefan2 said: "RippedMan said: "I know I'm totally in the minority but I really loath this show (Throw your stones, it's fine) but this Director and this Venue.... I'm ready."

I wouldnt say I loath it, but im definitely not a big fan of it and dont really get the fuss. Some great songs and dancing, but I've never really enjoyed the piece as a whole on stage or film.
"

To me it's just never exciting? I don't know. I can respect the music on its own, but I wouldn't say I've ever been exciting to see a production of it.

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ColorTheHours048 said: "As someone who was in the minority of loving everything about the Ivo van Hove revival, I’d really welcome a truly fresh interpretation from top to bottom. Marianne Elliott is certainly known for that, so I have faith. And what a massive canvas to work on."

Co-sign. I didn't love everything about Ivo's but I loved what I did like.

And I'm intrigued by this combo of directors and classic choreo.

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RippedMan said: "I know I'm totally in the minority but I really loath this show (Throw your stones, it's fine) but this Director and this Venue.... I'm ready."

Thank Jebus I thought I was the only one.


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CoffeeBreak said: "Is there a choreographer attached or is it Robbins?"

This was in the OP:

Featuring Jerome Robbins’ original choreography reproduced and adapted by Julio Monge, who was artistic collaborator and consultant on Steven Spielberg’s 2021 film adaptation.

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