ALL OR NOTHING Announces Second Major UK Tour from March 2017

ALL OR NOTHING, the new Small Faces musical sensation, will tour the UK in 2017 on its second major outing.

The show opened to critical acclaim and nightly standing ovations at the Vaults Theatre in London in March 2016 and extended its sold-out run before embarking on its first UK tour.

The second tour will kick off in Chelmsford at the Civic Theatre on 29 March 2017 before taking to the road and visiting venues including the New Alexandra Theatre Birmingham, Theatre Royal Glasgow, Belgrade Theatre Coventry, Rose Theatre Kingston, Hall for Cornwall, Churchill Theatre Bromley and Theatre Royal Brighton (full list in Listings Information).

Carol Harrison will play Kay Marriott at certain performances with Stefan Edwards as Kenney Jones, Russell Floyd as Don Arden, Josh Maddison as Ian McLagan, Joseph Peters as Jimmy Winston, Samuel Pope as Young Steve Marriott, Chris Simmons as Steve Marriott and Stanton Wright as Ronnie Lane. The cast also includes Daniel Beales, Sophia Behn, Melissa Brown-Taylor, Daisy Darvill, Fran Dearlove, Katie Faye, Alexander Gold, Danielle Johnson and Martin Teall.

Carol Harrison said "It's a real honour to be able to bring the extraordinary world of The Small Faces back to the fans and to a brand new audience, young and old. Audiences have embraced the chance to enjoy a bit of mod nostalgia and the critics have all acknowledged the vivid underground vibe on stage as we bring the 60s scene into sharp focus. Our live band and cast tell the story of the rise and fall of the band, a journey as colourful as their sound, and get to showcase an amazing catalogue of music - hard edged R&B. This is music which influenced a generation of musicians from Paul Weller and The Jam to Oasis, Blur, The Verve and The Arctic Monkeys, not to mention millions of fans. We've found an amazingly loyal fan base and are thrilled to be bringing the show back across England, into Wales and into Scotland for the first time. Book now- it's truly an experience of a lifetime!"

Chris Simmons is probably best known for playing the role of DC Mickey Webb for over twelve years in the long running ITV series The Bill. He has also appeared in EastEnders as Mark Garland, a love interest for Kat Moon and in the Tracy Beaker spin-off CBBC show, The Dumping Ground. Russell Floyd first came to public attention as market inspector Michael Rose in EastEnders a role he played from 1996 to 1999, and subsequently played DC Ken Drummond in the ITV police drama, The Bill, from 2002 to 2005. He also starred in Jonathan Ford's 2016 movie Offensive.

The Sunday Express calls the show, "A smile-inducing night of Mod nostalgia" with The Daily Mail's Richard Littlejohn adding, "There are some great gags, the music is marvellous" and the Daily Telegraph agreeing that "All or Nothing delivers the goods. At once cheeky and reverential".

Written by the award-winning actress Carol Harrison, ALL OR NOTHING tells the electrifying yet bittersweet tale of Kenney Jones, Ian McLagan, Ronnie Lane and Steve Marriott; four charismatic young kids from East London with humour, attitude, passion and above all talent. They became The Small Faces and were rocketed into the big time, only to discover the path to fantastic success is paved with exploitation, betrayal and ultimately tragedy.

ALL OR NOTHING celebrates the unique sound of the iconic Mod band. The musical is packed full of all the timeless hits, including the brilliant Whatcha Gonna Do About It, Tin Soldier, Lazy Sunday, Here Comes the Nice, Itchycoo Park and of course All or Nothing.

In 1964, a new phenomenon exploded on to the dingy British streets. It was the essence of all that was cool. It was Mod. Mods stuck two fingers up at the class-ridden society and its dull redundant culture. They were working-class free spirits who rode sexy streamlined Italian Vespas or Lambrettas. The sharpest Mod of all was known as a 'face'. The Small Faces encapsulated all that is Mod, a unique blend of taste and testosterone, neat, clothes obsessed, and streetwise. But these cult sophisticates shared another passion, their dedication to 'Rhythm and Blues.'

Carol Harrison is an award-winning actress and writer, well known for her theatre and TV work. Carol is probably best known as the exciting, fiery and passionate Louise Raymond in Eastenders. The storyline between her and son-in-law Grant Mitchell gripped the nation and it was for this storyline that Eastenders won the BAFTA for ''Best Soap'' for the first time. For seven years she played the incorrigible Gloria in the popular series Brushstrokes, and also starred opposite Ray Winstone as sassy Loretta in the comedy series Get Back. She also starred as Dorothy in two series of London's Burning. Her latest TV movie Martha, Jac a Sianco for S4C won six BAFTA awards.

The show is endorsed and supported by many of those who feature in its story, including singer P.P. Arnold and Steve Marriott's daughter Mollie Marriott, who is the show's vocal coach.

For more information, visit www.allornothingthemusical.com.

Tour dates (Further dates to be added soon)

29 March-1 April Chelmsford, Civic

4-8 April Birmingham, New Alexandra Theatre

11-15 April Glasgow, Theatre Royal

18-22 April Sunderland, Empire Theatre

1-3 May Rhyl, Pavilion

4-6 May Coventry, Belgrade Theatre

8-10 May Stockport, Plaza Theatre

11-13 May Kingston, Rose Theatre

15-17 May Blackpool, The Grand Theatre

18-20 May Bradford, Alhambra Theatre

25-27 May Swansea, Grand Theatre

30 May-3 June Stoke-on-Trent, Regent Theatre

6-8 June York, Theatre Royal

9-10 June King's Lynn, Corn Exchange

13-14 June Truro, Hall for Cornwall

15-17 June Poole, The Lighthouse

19-21 June Dartford, Orchard Theatre

22-24 June Wolverhampton, Grand Theatre

26-28 June Exeter, Northcott Theatre

30 June-2 July Bromley, Churchill Theatre

3 - 5 July Peterborough, Key Theatre

6-8 July Lowestoft, Marina Theatre

10-15 July Brighton, Theatre Royal

17-19 July Lincoln, New Theatre Royal

20-22 July Cambridge, Corn Exchange

25-29 July Cheltenham, Everyman Theatre

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