Union Theatre's Finian's Rainbow announces transfer to the Charing Cross Theatre

The Union Theatre's production of Finian's Rainbow is transferring to the Charing Cross Theatre for a six-week season. Phil Willmott's production will open on Thursday 3rd April, running until Saturday 10th May 2014.

Burton Lane (music) and E.Y Harburg's (lyrics) score features the numbers 'Old Devil Moon', 'If This Isn’t Love', 'Look to the Rainbow' and 'How are Things in Glocca Morra?'.

Not performed professionally in the UK since its first West End run in 1947, Finian’s Rainbow is described as an "irresistible candyfloss confection that will send you away looking for rainbows with a song in your heart and a spring in your step".

Review: Finian's Rainbow at the Union Theatre

Finian's Rainbow
Union Theatre
Reviewed on Friday 14th February 2014


Finian's Rainbow is a bizarre yet delightful piece of theatre. To put it simply, the show is about an Irish immigrant, pursued by a leprechaun, hoping to grow gold in the soil around Fort Knox whilst finding a husband for his daughter. Finian's Rainbow is a show bursting with energy, talent and smiling faces.