A new musical titled 'British Invasion' is set to debut, celebrating the 1960s British music scene with a focus on young love and cultural revolution.

Jerry Mitchell, a three-time Tony Award-winning director and choreographer, expressed enthusiasm about exploring London's role as the birthplace of the 1960s British music explosion.

The show is directed and choreographed by Jerry Mitchell, with a book by Rick Elice and musical supervision by Tom Deering.

Set during the 1960s, 'British Invasion' features over 25 hit songs from iconic British artists like The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Kinks, Cilla Black, and Dusty Springfield, emphasizing the energy and optimism of that era.

The musical highlights the rise of British bands during the cultural revolution, focusing on themes of young love and musical innovation.

Originally conceived by Peter Noone, frontman of Herman’s Hermits, the show aims to capture the vibrant energy and cultural upheaval of the 1960s through a story of love and rock ’n’ roll.

The cast includes notable actors such as Jonny Amies as Peter Noone, Jenna Bonner as Suki, Jordan Luke Gage as Mick, Melissa Jacques as Peter’s Mum, and others, with further casting to be announced.

The workshop cast for 'British Invasion' will perform in London on September 18 and 19, 2025, with additional casting details to be revealed later.

Casting is managed by Jill Green CDG, with general management by Thomas Hopkins Productions.

Details about the musical's future plans will be announced later.

Jerry Mitchell described the show as a nostalgic re-creation of the early days of British bands before their global fame, emphasizing London's role as the cultural hub.

Additional cast members include Taila Halford, Ying Ue Li, Tom Oliver, and Rachel Rawlinson, with further casting to be announced.