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Diana: The Musical (2021)
A princess is thrust onto the world stage. The tabloid media is captivated by her beauty and vulnerability. The globe's most celebrated monarchy is disrupted. This is the story of the most princess woman of the modern age as she struggles to endure a spotlight brighter than any the world had ever known.
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A princess is thrust onto the world stage. The tabloid media is captivated by her beauty and vulnerability. The globe's most celebrated monarchy is disrupted. This is the story of the most princess woman of the modern age as she struggles to endure a spotlight brighter than any the world had ever known.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:History, Romance, Drama
Written By:David Bryan, Joe DiPietro
In Theaters:10/1/2021
Box Office:
Runtime:117 minutes
Studio:The Kennedy/Marshall Company, RadicalMedia, Grove Entertainment, The Araca Group
Cast
Christopher Ashley
Director
Jeanna De Waal
Diana
Roe Hartrampf
Prince Charles
Erin Davie
Camilla
Judy Kaye
Queen Elizabeth / Barbara Cartland
Zach Adkins
Andrew Barker Bowles / Ensemble
Tessa Alves
Ensemble
Ashley Andrews
Ensemble
Austen Danielle Bohmer
Ensemble
Holly Ann Butler
Sarah Spencer / Ensemble
Bruce Dow
Paul Burrell / Ensemble
Lauren E.J Hamilton
Ensemble
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