With the recent news of many West End show closing earlier than they were booking until it’s always nice to see a musical that’s doing well.

The musical in question is A Little Night Music which opened in the Menier Chocolate Factory late last year and transferred to the Garrick Theatre in March this year.  It had been booking until the 25th July 2009 but the run has now been extended until the 5th September before the show intends to transfer to Broadway.

Artistic Director of the Menier, David Babani commented on the extension to Official London Theatre “It is with great excitement that we are able to announce further London performances of Trevor Nunn’s Chocolate Factory production of A Little Night Music. Since its original opening in December last year, the production has played to packed houses both at the Chocolate Factory and the Garrick theatre, and discussions are currently underway for a Broadway production to open later this year.”

A Little Night Music is set in the 19th century and is based on the Ingmar Bergman’s film Smiles Of A Summer Night.  It tells the story of four couples during a long weekend at a country house in Sweden.

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