World premiere of TuckShop’s THE DIANA MIXTAPE to be hosted in London this summer
Part musical, part concert, part biopic – THE DIANA MIXTAPE is a brand-new production by TuckShop’s Christopher D. Clegg, that will have its world premiere in London at Here @ Outernet from 28 July – 10 August.
Following its London run, the show will transfer to The Lowry in Salford for a limited run from 19–24 August.
You are cordially invited to join our Di, the People’s Princess, for the gig of a lifetime…quite literally! Telling the story of a humble commoner (who just happened to be a Lady) in a concert like nothing you have experienced before with an all-star cast, iconic fashion throwbacks and fierce choreography.
Featuring music originally performed by Britney Spears, Lady Gaga, Dua Lipa, Jade, Katy Perry, Ariana Grande, Kylie Minogue and many more, this hilarious yet heartwarming musical gig is a guaranteed rollicking good time.
Brought to you by the creator and producer of DEATH DROP, COOL RIDER and GALS ALOUD, this high-octane royal romp is a love letter to Diana and her legacy as one of the most celebrated and adored figures in history.
THE DIANA MIXTAPE will star drag royalty Courtney Act, Baby, Divina De Campo, Rosé and Kitty Scott-Claus as Diana (yes, they’re all playing Diana) with further casting of Charles, Camilla, The Queen and more to be announced.
Creator and director Christopher D. Clegg said: “THE DIANA MIXTAPE is like nothing you’ve ever seen before, and I’m so excited to launching this world premiere show in London and Salford. Part musical, part concert, part biopic; it’s the lovechild of SIX, & Juliet, The Crown, and Drag Race. With a cast of 13 actors, dancers and drag queens, and an incredible score of pop bangers from the biggest female artists of the 21st century, this retelling the iconic story of the People’s Princess is as loving and heartfelt as it is fierce and fabulous. Just you wait till’ you meet Ar’ Di!"
Alongside creator, writer and director Christopher D. Clegg, this one-of-a-kind show is brought to life with musical direction and additional arrangements by Matthew Harvey, with choreography by Taz Hoesli, costumes by River Smith, lighting by Toby P. Darvill, dramaturgy by Geri Allen, and video design by Adam Nightingale and, you guessed it, Christopher D. Clegg.
