The show sweeps you off your feet and takes you to the exciting and musical time of the 1960s.
This wonderfully produced show by Edward Hall is told through the songs of the rock ‘n’ roll band ‘The Kinks’. The audience is taken on a turbulent ride as the group evolves into an iconic English band, that shortly after their success, experiences the dark side of fame. Oliver Hoare as Dave Davies, the girl crush of the band, steals the show with his jokes and charisma. Danny Horne plays Ray Davies and convinces in portraying the character with the innocence of a young man and passion for his music and song writing.
The story moves smoothly from scene to scene while enchanting the audience through music and colourful costumes. By the interval everyone is either reliving their memories of the 60s or wishing they had lived to see ‘The Kinks’ in their prime. This hit musical is a must-see when visiting the West End, with its fun atmosphere, great music and overall entertaining performances.
Sunny Afternoon is running at the Harold Pinter Theatre with booking until May 2016
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