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A leading lady for over 40 years, Ria has played some of Musical Theatre's most iconic and coveted roles, concert stages worldwide and sell-out engagements as a celebrated cabaret artist. 

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Ria Jones

Upcoming shows...

Ria Jones: In Good Company

Crazy Coqs

8th March 2026, 7:30pm

Join Ria on International Women’s day, (which also happens to be her birthday) in conversation and song, with two fabulous leading ladies she’s had the pleasure of working with over the years: Louise Gold (The Muppets, Spitting Image, Gypsy, Mamma Mia!) and Gina Beck (Phantom of the Opera, Wicked, South Pacific, Matilda).

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Fourteen Again

Victoria Wood Theatre

1st May - 6th June

If you could do it all again... would you?

From Tom MacRae, the writer of Everybody’s Talking About Jamie, comes a brand-new original musical based around classic Victoria Wood songs.

Featuring much loved songs by Victoria Wood, including ‘Re-incarnation’, ‘Saturday Night’and ‘The Ballad of Barry and Freda’,  FOURTEEN AGAIN is a dramatic comedy full of twists and turns, tears and joy, that will send you home singing and (we guarantee) laughing.

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Recent Reviews

Acorn Antiques the Musical 
Manchester Opera House & Shaftesbury Theatre 2025
 

"From the Brummie accent, to the wobbly voice tinged with a posh undertone every now and then, to the signature walk, smiles to the audience, and the perfectly timed mistiming she is famous for, this was nothing short of perfect!  This is a character known and adored by the nation and she was more than safe in Ria Jones’ rubber gloved hands, she positively thrived."

 

London Theatres 

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"There is no laugh not taken, no gurn ungurned and no missed cue nothing less than immaculately timed. That the woman who was the youngest actress to play Eva Peron and who originated the role of Norma Desmond can sing is no surprise. However, it is her exquisite sense of rhythm and comic timing in the showstopping song Macaroons! that generates more laughs than even the great Julie Walters managed."

 

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