5 Reasons to see TINA: The Musical at Liverpool Empire

Tina: The Musical is coming to Liverpool Empire from Tuesday 12 – Saturday 23 August 2025.

Tina: The Musical is about to take the Liverpool Empire by storm, celebrating the incredible life and music of the Queen of Rock ‘n’ Roll.

Whether you’re a lifelong Tina Turner fan or simply love a night at the theatre, here are five reasons you need to grab your tickets now:

Full of timeless hits

Credit: Tina The Musical — Credit: Matt Crockett

The musical features all of Tina Turner’s iconic songs, including The Best, Proud Mary, What’s Love Got to Do With It?, and River Deep, Mountain High.

With these amazing songs brought to life on stage no doubt you’ll be dancing and singing all the way home.

Inspiring story of Tina’s life

This is more than just a celebration of Tina’s music; it’s an inspiring story of overcoming adversity.

The musical captures Tina’s journey from her beginnings in Nutbush, Tennessee, to global superstardom – breaking barriers of age, gender, and race along the way.

It’s a tale of resilience that will leave you feeling inspired.

Two phenomenal lead performers

The role of Tina Turner will be shared by the incredible Elle Ma-Kinga N’Zuzi and Jochebel Ohene MacCarthy, both of whom bring powerful vocals and stage presence.

Their previous performances in global productions have earned rave reviews, so you can expect show-stopping moments every time they step into Tina’s shoes.

A world-class creative team

Directed by the brilliant Phyllida Lloyd (Mamma Mia!) and written by Pulitzer Prize-winner Katori Hall, TINA: The Musical is brought to life by some of the best talent in theatre.

With dazzling choreography, stunning costumes, and breathtaking sets, this production is a feast for the senses.

A beautiful tribute to a legend

Tina Turner sadly passed away in May 2023, but her legacy lives on through this musical.

Co-produced with Tina herself, the show is a heartfelt tribute to her career and personal journey. Seeing it is not only a celebration of her music but also a way to honour her lasting mark on the world.