PUTTING IT TOGETHER UK Cast Q&A Now Available

A fascinating Q&A session with the cast and director of the recent West End premiere production of the Stephen Sondheim "musical review" PUTTING IT TOGETHER is now available to view.

Featuring director Alastair Knights alongside cast-members Matthew Rowland, Alex Parker, David Bedella, Daniel Crossley, Damian Humbley and Caroline Sheen, the chat covers many aspects of the new production.

The official description of PUTTING IT TOGETHER is as follows: "First produced by Cameron Mackintosh in New York, with Julie Andrews over 20 years ago, the London premiere will be performed by a stellar, award-winning cast including: David Bedella, Daniel Crossley, Janie Dee, Damian Humbley and Caroline Sheen. A revue with a difference... A revue that tells a story... Set at a cocktail party in New York City, two couples - one middle-aged and married, the other young lovers just starting out - reflect through the songs of Stephen Sondheim on the complexities that make up modern relationships. Direct from a sell out run in Guilford, the London premiere of this dazzling Sondheim revue will play at St. James Theatre for three weeks only. Featuring Classics from Sweeney Todd, Merrily We Roll Along, Follies, Company, Sunday In The Park With George, Into The Woods and many more."

More information on PUTTING IT TOGETHER in the West End is available at the official site here.

View the new Q&A with the cast of PUTTING IT TOGETHER UK below.

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