Terry Pratchett's Soul Music

Soul Music is Terry Pratchett's 16th Discworld novel and follows the short-lived but glamorous musical career of 'The Band with Rocks In', a group of musicians who become famous after their leader, Imp Y Celyn - Welsh for 'bud of the holly' - becomes possessed by the essence of an addictive new music dubbed 'Music With Rocks In' - the band briefly becomes 'more popular than cheeses'.

Directed by Luke Sheppard, Associate Director of Matilda in the West End and Broadway, Soul Music has been adapted by stand-up comedian Andrew Doyle with original music by resident composer of the Finborough Theatre, Craig Adams (WhatsOnStage nominee Best Original Music LIFT) and choreographed by Cresside Carré (Off West End Award-winner Best Choreography Titanic).