The film that reshaped British cinema in the 90s is heading for the West End for a "seismic and expectation-defying" new musical.
The first casting has also been announced with Scottish actor Robbie Scott to play Ewan McGregor’s role of Renton, marking his west end debut.
"People need to think about the world we're living in, and we offer that inspection, but they also really need to sing their hearts out and laugh their heads off - it's what being human is all about - and they'll be well served with this too."
We’ve also been teased with the news that “original confrontational and celebratory songs” written by Stephen McGuinness and Irvine Welsh will be joined by some of the films best loved tracks - so expect a bit of Underworld and Iggy Pop.
At the time of its release it was an instant critical and commercial smash, becoming the biggest grossing UK film of the year taking over $76 million worldwide. Now, it sits in the hall of fame as one of the greatest British films of all time.
"Trainspotting is not just a show. It’s a moment. It’s a manifesto. It’s who we are."
The show will hit London's Royal Theatre Haymarket from 15 July and tickets are already on sale at the official Trainspotting website.
When and where can I see Trainspotting the Musical?
The show has confirmed it will run from Monday to Saturday at 7.30pm, matinees on Thursday and Saturday at 2.30pm, and has a running Time of two hours, including 20 minute interval.
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