Miss Saigon, Prince Edward Theatre: Cameron Mackintosh’s ’90s enormo-hit flies back into Saigon
Published on April 13, 2026.
Cameron Mackintosh's production of the 1990s hit, Miss Saigon, has been revived for a fresh West End run at the Prince Edward Theatre. Despite controversy over the casting of white actor Jonathan Pryce as The Engineer, the musical remains a classic work of theatre. The adaptation of Puccinni's Madama Butterfly offers big performances and big setpieces.
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