Loserville is at the Garrick Theatre
Life and love explored in new musical Loserville
Sarah Shaffi
Tuesday, October 16, 2012
4:53 PM
Dating, love and breaking boundaries are all at the centre of a new musical at the Garrick Theatre.
Loserville, written by Elliot Davis and James Bourne, follows a group of characters in 1971 as they negotiate through life and relationships.
Characters include Michael Dork, a computer geek who has just discovered girls, and Holly, who wants to be the first woman in space.
The musical has been billed as Grease for the 21st century, and creators are saying it will appeal to those who enjoy shows including The Big Bang Theory.
Loserville is at the Garrick Theatre, Charing Cross Road.
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