@MissSaigonUK announced Oct. 22 that power was restored at 10 PM and that "fingers crossed we will fly again today."
Curtain up in one minute. Ladies and gentlemen, please put your phones on flight mode and enjoy flying with Saigon. Have an
#epic journey.
— Miss Saigon (@MissSaigonUK)
October 21, 2015
Please remain calm. Power cut at Prince Edward Theatre and along Old Compton Street. Many attempts to turn on the power.
— Miss Saigon (@MissSaigonUK)
October 21, 2015
Apologies for this evening's cancellation due to a power cut in Soho. Ticket holders, pls contact point of sale for refunds/ticket exchange.
— Miss Saigon (@MissSaigonUK)
October 21, 2015
The show's stars, Eva Noblezada and Jon Jon Briones, also took to Twitter to apologize to ticket holders.
Really sorry for everyone who came to our cancelled show tonight
@MissSaigonUK due to power failure. I hope you all get sorted out.
— Jon Jon Briones (@JonJonBriones)
October 22, 2015
Thank you all for your patience last night! We wanted nothing else than to perform for you. So sorry!
https://t.co/Vf5wcZL0TF
— Eva Maria Noblezada (@EvaNoblezada)
October 22, 2015
According to WhatsOnStage.com, more than 1,300 properties were affected in Soho, Covent Garden and Leicester Square after the outage struck just before 8 PM.
Miss Saigon is set to run through Feb. 27 2016, with future plans for productions around the world, including Broadway. The current production at the Prince Edward Theatre opened May 2014. For more information visit miss-saigon.com.
