The Bodyguard in Nottingham 2026

The Bodyguard musical bursts onto the stage with an electrifying blend of romance and suspense. Experience the thrill of this iconic story live at the Royal Concert Hall in Nottingham, UK from July 13 – July 18, 2026. Don’t miss your chance to witness the magic—grab your The Bodyguard tickets now!

The Bodyguard Nottingham Tickets

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Cast in Nottingham

The Bodyguard UK tour features a principal cast led by Sidonie Smith and Adam Garcia, supported by key roles from Sasha Monique and Matt Milburn.

• Sidonie Smith as Rachel Marron
• Mireia Mambo as Rachel Marron (alternate at certain performances)
• Adam Garcia as Frank Farmer
• Sasha Monique as Nicki Marron
• Matt Milburn as Sy Spector

The Venue: Royal Concert Hall​

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Frequently Asked Questions

When is The Bodyguard musical in Nottingham?

The Bodyguard is at the Royal Concert Hall in Nottingham from Monday 13 July to Saturday 18 July 2026, with performances throughout the week including evening shows and a Saturday matinee.

Where is the show performed in Nottingham?

All Nottingham performances take place at the Royal Concert Hall on South Sherwood Street, a large city-centre venue next to the Theatre Royal with multiple seating levels and a range of ticket prices.

What is The Bodyguard musical about?

The Bodyguard is a romantic thriller based on the hit film, where former Secret Service agent Frank Farmer is hired to protect superstar Rachel Marron from an unknown stalker; each expects to be in charge, but neither expects to fall in love as the threat intensifies.

Which songs are featured in The Bodyguard?

The show features a host of Whitney Houston classics including Queen of the Night, So Emotional, One Moment in Time, Saving All My Love, Run to You, I Have Nothing, I Wanna Dance With Somebody, and one of the biggest hit songs of all time, I Will Always Love You.

Has The Bodyguard won any awards?

The stage production is described as an international, award-winning smash-hit musical, and the original West End run was nominated for four Olivier Awards including Best New Musical and Best Actress in a Musical, while the film soundtrack won Grammys, BRIT Awards, American Music Awards, and special Billboard honours for I Will Always Love You and the album’s weeks at number one.

How long does the show last and is there an interval?

The Royal Concert Hall notes that doors open an hour before each performance and that the running time is to be confirmed, but tour information indicates The Bodyguard runs for around two hours and twenty minutes including an interval, which is typical for a large-scale musical.

Is The Bodyguard suitable for children and families?

The Nottingham listing gives an age guidance of 12 plus, with under-14s needing to be accompanied by an adult, and the show includes a stalker storyline, threat of violence, gunshots, haze effects, and some strong language, so it is best suited to older children and adults.

Do I need to know the film to enjoy the musical?

You do not need to have seen the 1992 film to enjoy the musical because it is written as a clear stand-alone story with concert-style performances, but fans of the movie will recognise the main plot, key moments, and many of Whitney Houston’s most famous songs.

Will there be any access or captioned performances in Nottingham?

The Nottingham schedule includes a captioned performance on Thursday 16 July and an audio-described performance with Rachel Marron played by Mireia Mambo on Saturday 18 July at 2:30 pm, providing additional support for Deaf, hard-of-hearing, blind, or visually impaired audience members.

How much are tickets for The Bodyguard in Nottingham?

Ticket prices at the Royal Concert Hall vary by performance and seat location, with “from” prices shown on the booking pages and higher prices for more central stalls and circle seats; exact costs are displayed when you select your date and seats.

How can I get cheap tickets for the Nottingham dates?

To get cheaper tickets, look at early-week performances instead of Friday and Saturday, choose seats higher up or towards the sides of the auditorium, book as soon as general sale opens before the lowest-price bands sell out, and sign up to Theatre Royal & Royal Concert Hall and major ticket-site mailing lists for presales, offers, and discount codes.

Are there discounts or group rates available?

The Royal Concert Hall offers member, under-26, and group discounts on selected performances, so it is worth checking which dates have concessions and contacting the box office about savings for groups, young people, or members to get the best value on tickets.

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