Emma Thompson’s “Nanny McPhee” Musical Will Make Summer 2027 Debut in London
The stage adaptation of the Nanny McPhee films, written for the book by Emma Thompson, is set to open in London in summer 2027, according to Deadline.
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The stage adaptation of the Nanny McPhee films, written for the book by Emma Thompson, is set to open in London in summer 2027, according to Deadline.
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