The critically acclaimed West End hit is brought to life in McQueen, an unforgettable journey into the mind of British fashion's most notorious and brilliant artist, Alexander McQueen.

McQueen discovers a strange and beautiful girl Dahlia, lurking in the basement of his house. She says she has been watching him from a tree in his garden for the last 11 nights. At first wary of the mysterious intruder, McQueen begins to believe the girl might know him better than he knows himself. Together she and McQueen go on a wild trip through London at night, visiting the places and people (including fashion editor Isabella Blow, played by Tracy-Ann Oberman) that have shaped him, looking for redemption, love and, as always inspiration.

The cast is led by Stephen Wight (Bluestone 42, Diamond Geezer) who the Independent describes as "brilliant casting...really digs deep into the role" Dianna Agron (star of the hit TV series Glee, I Am Number Four &The Family) joins him as Dahlia, with Tracy - Ann Oberman (EastEnders, New Tricks & Doctor Who) as Isabella Blow.

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