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Monstering the Rocketman
Drama

Monstering the Rocketman

Thu 10 Sep, 7:30pm
Tickets: £20.75 Content Guidance: 14+

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Henry Naylor

Monstering The Rocketman

FRINGE FIRST WINNER 2025

EDINBURGH FRINGE THEATRE AWARD 2025

SIXTEEN 4-& 5-STAR REVIEWS AT EDINBURGH 2025

IT’S ELTON JOHN VS. THE SUN!! WORLD’S BIGGEST STAR battles WORLD’STOUGHEST TABLOID in EPIC eighties ‘clash!!When the soaraway Sun newspaper falsely accuses Elton John, 39, of bonking rentboys, the Rocketman blasts off a whopping multi-million lawsuit…But fuming editor, Kelvin Mackenzie, 40, is unrepentant, and launches a blistering campaign of media harassment…At the end will Elton still be standing? Or will the Sun go down on him? Based on the TRUE STORY of Britain’s largest-ever libel case, it features Ferraris, punch-ups, gangsters, bugged phone calls, Princess Diana, the Vice Squad and some Devil Dogs.

 

Prices include a £1.50 Booking Fee, a £1 Restoration Levy and a 25p Community Fund Levy. 

 

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TOP REVIEWS

  • ★★★★

    Henry Naylor doesn’t hold back in his latest Fringe offering, an entertaining monologue in which he examines The Sun’s treatment of Elton John in the 1980s… Naylor tells the tale through the eyes of a keen young reporter hoping to make his mark.. …a riveting tale involving celebrity excess, the Aids crisis and press ethics.’

    THE ARTS DESK
  • ★★★★★

    a fast-paced dramatisation of one victim of 1980s tabloid cruelty… …a riveting performance that reminds us that claims of a golden age of good journalism before social media are a misrepresentation of history.

    BRITISH THEATRE GUIDE
  • ★★★★

    ‘Henry Naylor is a triple Fringe First winner, and it is not hard to see why. This is precisely the sort of important piece that proves why the Fringe needs to exist.. …a strong performance, scaffolded by what is clearly a personal campaign to tackle the injustices meted out by the fourth estate’

    BROADWAY BABY
  • ★★★★

    The Eight Best Plays to See at the 2025 Edinburgh Fringe ‘Impressive… tackling major topical subject matter… ..casts a lacerating eye on scoop-chasing impetuosity.. A solo tour de force.’

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