Phil Floyd is a saxophone-led Pink Floyd theatre production — lighting, lasers, film and live cameras built around one performer, telling the story of the music rather than just playing it.
The show is built as theatre first — a story told through Pink Floyd's music — which is why audiences who've never followed the band still leave surprised by how much they enjoyed it.
"I didn't realise it was a professional show." — an audience member, on leaving a Phil Floyd performance in a village hall
Iconic guitar solos, reborn on saxophone and keyboards. The instruments change, the soul doesn't — live.
A story, not a set list. Recording-and-playback illusions, a rising piano, and a solo performer who becomes a full "band" in front of your eyes.
Synchronised lighting, lasers, projection and live cameras — designed to bring a big-venue show into village halls and theatres.
Ten dates across February, March and April 2027. Sign up to be one of the first to hear when they're confirmed.
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