Book by Susan Wokoma
Directed by Paul Roseby
Music by Naomi Hammerton

A story about being an outsider, finding your home, and living forever. Somehow.

Baroque and roll meets gospel and soul in a funny, heart breaking and joyous new musical.

Music giants Handel and Hendrix lived next door to each other in London, separated only by time, and a very thin wall. When one of the super-fans visits the current Handel and Hendrix museum she decides to outstay her welcome, much to the surprise of the original residents who never really left.

Book by BAFTA Breakthrough Brit and NYT alum Susan Wokoma, original music by composer and musician Naomi Hammerton, directed by NYT Artistic Director Paul Roseby, and starring Britain’s best young talent from the National Youth Theatre.

Accessible Performances

All performances of Handel and Hendrix are relaxed. This means we take a relaxed approach to movement and noise in the audience. Latecomers are admitted, and you are free to leave the performance space and come back in at any time. Ear defenders and ear plugs will be available for audiences