THE comedic musical, 'I Wish My Life Were Like A Musical' is set to grace the stage of Theatre Royal Winchester on August 31.

The show shares an insider's look at the world of musical theatre, from hopeful drama students to struggling has-beens, spotlighting every experience in between.

It satirically reveals the reality of auditions, dance routines, on-stage mistakes, backstage conflict, loyal superfans, and stringent critics – alongside the exhilarating successes that create lifelong memories.

The show, on its national tour, is brought to life by producer James Seabright.

Inspiring laughter in audiences across Edinburgh Fringe, London, Liverpool, Basel, and Seoul, the show has received significant acclaim.

Also involved in the project is Alexander S.

Bermange, a seasoned composer responsible for music and songs in theatre productions including 'Spitting Image: The Musical'.

Multi-award-winning theatre director Matthew Parker is lending his expertise as director and choreographer.

Parker's noteworthy projects include 'A Midsummer Night’s Dream' for the Cambridge Shakespeare Festival and 'Steel Magnolias' at The Hope Theatre, London.

The performance at Theatre Royal Winchester kicks off sharply at 7.30pm.

For those wanting to experience a unique perspective on musical theatre, tickets can be booked via the theatre's website or by calling directly.