Mel Brooks's iconic and hugely successful 1967 film The Producers found new life in its musical adaptation that took both Broadway and the West End by storm. The end of its successful run left a hole in the hearts of theatergoers, which makes it unsurprising that its eventual revival on the West End in 2024 proved to be a massive hit. Transferring from the Menier to Garrick Theatre, the Tony Award-winning record-breaking production is all set to bring its irreverent brand of comedy back to the stage once more.

The story

The King of Broadway, theater producer Max Bialystock, has just hit his lowest low: a panned adaptation of Hamlet that shuts down on opening night and leaves him crushed. When his accountant Leo Bloom tells him, however, that a tiny accounting error left him with a profit, a plan begins to brew. A $2 million investment, an opening night flop, and a grand escape to a comfortable retirement far away. There's just one problem, though: their flop just turned out to be the greatest hit ever.