50 First Dates: The Musical
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What if every day was your first date? 50 First Dates: The Musical brings the heart, hilarity and tropical sunshine of the iconic rom-com to the stage for the first time ever.
He’s falling for her every day—she’s forgetting him every night. When notorious bachelor Henry meets art teacher Lucy, he thinks he’s finally found “the one”. Until the next morning when she wakes up with no memory of their first date…
Starring Georgina Castle (Mean Girls) and Josh St. Clair (Ghost), this brand-new musical is an unmissable love story worth falling for over and over again.
Written by David Rossmer and Steve Rosen (The Other Josh Cohen) and directed and choreographed by multi-Tony Award winner Casey Nicholaw (Mean Girls, The Book of Mormon), 50 First Dates: The Musical reimagines one of the world’s most beloved romantic comedies for the stage. Packed with infectious original music and laugh-out-loud moments, this is one date night…that you’ll never forget.
Whatever you do, don’t forget about the world premiere of the hilarious and heartwarming 50 First Dates: The Musical – debuting at The Other Palace in London’s West End between 14 September – 16 November 2025.
Based upon the Columbia Pictures Motion Picture 50 First Dates. Screenplay by George Wing.
CAST
Georgina Castle as Lucy
Josh St. Clair as Henry
Full cast to be announced
Creatives:
Book, Music & Lyrics: David Rossmer & Steve Rosen
Director & Choreographer: Casey Nicholaw
Set & Costume Designer: Fly Davis
Lighting Designer: Aideen Malone
Video Designer: George Reeve
Sound Designer: Adam Fisher
Hair & Makeup Designer: Cynthia De La Rosa
Orchestrations & Arrangements: Matthew Jackson
Musical Supervisor & Musical Director: Richard Beadle
Casting Director: Natalie Gallacher for Natalie Gallacher & Pippa Ailion Casting
Producers: ATG Productions, Bad Robot Live & Gavin Kalin Productions
This production continues to support the new writing development fund at The Other Palace. 50p from each ticket sold on all productions in the Main House, will be allocated to a ringfenced fund specifically to support the development of new writing and emerging playwrights.