Groundhog Day
Closed 2h 15m
Groundhog Day
87%
87%
(158 Ratings)
Positive
92%
Mixed
8%
Negative
0%
Members say
Clever, Entertaining, Funny, Delightful, Great staging

About the Show

Andy Karl reprises his role in this Olivier Award-winning musical that returns to London after 7 years.

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Critic Reviews (12)

Lost in Theatreland (UK)
June 11th, 2023

Groundhog Day may be repetitive by design, but never once do you feel bored. With visually stunning staging, vocal powerhouse performances, Minchin’s earworms, and a plot which captivates throughout – this is a show you could watch on repeat, this is a true work of art.
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West End Best Friend
June 9th, 2023

“...the production has gone above and beyond to justify its existence - managing to transcend its source material, even going as far as to completely break the mould for musical theatre in general. To say that Danny Rubin’s book takes you on a journey would be an understatement, as the original screenplay has truly been given the space to breathe on stage. Laugh-out-loud comedy and high emotion create the perfect blend of philosophical study and fulfilling evening entertainment.”
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The Telegraph (UK)
June 9th, 2023

"Amid a cast (and mise-en-scène) that operate like clockwork, cheerleader pom-poms should be raised the highest to salute Tanisha Spring’s endearingly puzzled, empathetic and strong-voiced producer Rita (the Andie MacDowell role)...And this playful, profound show is the real deal, too. I worried I was OTT in my praise last time, but it’s one for the ages."
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The London Evening Standard
June 9th, 2023

“Sublimely witty and surprisingly profound, it’s a pleasure to experience this new, improved musical version of ‘Groundhog Day’ again...I rarely want to see a production more than once. I’d happily watch this one a third time. Maybe a fourth, a fifth…”
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WhatsOnStage
June 9th, 2023

“Where the stage version differs most strongly from the film is that Rita isn’t just the girl he loves, but a woman with agency and wisdom, who helps him find humility and reclaim his humanity. That’s what makes ‘Groundhog Day’ such an enjoyable show: it earns its happy ending, which unfolds with grace and a sense of wonder. It is, literally, marvellous.”
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Time Out London
June 9th, 2023

" ‘Groundhog Day’ is a surprisingly profound exploration of how to live a good life by appreciating the wonder and specialness in the everyday."
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The Times (UK)
June 9th, 2023

“Lizzi Gee’s choreography is slick but soulful, while Hugh Vanstone’s lighting adds to the other-worldly aura. You really don’t want to leave this enchanted town.”
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London Theatre
June 9th, 2023

“If any show was tailor-made for repeat viewings, it’s ‘Groundhog Day.’ It’s not just the inspired time-loop premise of Danny Rubin’s tale...but the extraordinary intricacy of both writing and staging, which mean that each encounter with it reveals new wonders. This fresh run proves once again that the production is a timeless triumph.”
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