Frankie Goes to Bollywood is a musical comedy-drama that focuses on Frankie, a young British woman whose quiet, suburban existence is overturned when she is unexpectedly plunged into the demanding and glamorous sphere of Indian cinema. The production explores this high-pressure environment where aspirations are systematically generated, personal identities are frequently altered, and women are often expected to adhere strictly to predetermined roles. Frankie must ultimately determine whether she can achieve stardom without sacrificing her authentic self, and what personal boundaries she is willing to defend within a male-dominated industry.

The production features original Bollywood songs composed by the acclaimed music director Harry Anand. The show is presented by Rifco Theatre Company and is described as their most ambitious production to date, featuring show-stopping choreography and elaborate, lavish costumes.

This musical returns following a successful UK tour, delivering a story about ambition, personal transformation, and the act of claiming one's own narrative. It functions as a celebration of identity, courage, and love, incorporating elements of drama, joy, and spectacular entertainment.