Royal Festival Hall, Southbank Centre, London
Running time: 2hr 30min (inc. interval)
Age Restrictions: This production is recommended for ages 12+
Tickets from £18.75
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Climb aboard and let yourself be whisked away for a night of magic and breathtaking music from Rodgers and Hammerstein’s timeless classic.
The tale of hope, redemption and the power of love comes to the Royal Festival Hall for a one-night-only concert.
This concert celebrates the score of the timeless classic, and stars Jamie Muscato (Moulin Rouge, Les Misérables) as bad-boy carousel barker Billy Bigelow, alongside Christine Allado as Julie Jordan (Prince of Egypt, Hamilton) and Rebecca Caine as Nettie Fowler (original Cosette in the premiere of Les Misérables, original Christine in The Phantom of the Opera, Canada).
Joining them are Ahmed Hamad as Enoch Snow, Sophie Isaacs as Carrie Pipperidge, David Mildon as The Narrator, Tim Prottey-Jones as Jigger Craigin and Verity Quade as Mrs Mullin, alongside an ensemble company from Trinity Laban Musical Theatre and a full orchestra.
The entrancing musical score features the hit songs ‘You’ll Never Walk Alone’, ‘Mister Snow’ and ‘If I Loved You’, which made the musical Time magazine’s choice of best musical of the 20th century.
Cast subject to availability.
Royal Festival Hall, Southbank Centre
Royal Festival Hall, Southbank Centre
Belvedere Road
London
SE1 8XX
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