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Standing at the Sky's Edge with songs by Richard Hawley and a script by Chris Bush chronicles the changes in British society over the last 60 years by focusing on three families living at various times in a Sheffield tower block. But is it of interest to those of us not from the former steel manufacturing town? Does the story of a high-rise flat get off the ground as musical theatre? Reviewer Paul Seven gives an emphatic 'yes' and names it one of the best musicals in London's West End. Standing at the Sky's Edge began life at Sheffield's Crucible before a run at London's National Theatre. The director is Robert Hastie with set design by Ben Stone and choreography by Lynn Page. The cast includes Rachael Wooding, Joel Harper-Jackson, Elizabeth Ayodele, Laura Pitt-Pulford and Lauryn Redding.
Production photos in this review are by Brinkhoff Moegenburg
Standing At Sky’s Edge can be seen at the Gillian Lynne Theatre until 3 August 2024.
Paul was given a review ticket by the producer.
Read Paul's review and a roundup of other critics' reviews at theatre.reviews