Oliver Tompsett (Wicked), Cassidy Janson (Avenue Q) and Lucy May barker (Spring Awakening) will join Emmy Award winning US composer Lance Horne and an array of West End and Broadway stars in Lance Horne: First Things Last for one night only at the Garrick Theatre on Sunday 30 January 2011.
Neil Eckersley & Paul Spicer for Speckulation Entertainment present at the GARRICK THEATRE on 30 January 2011
Neil Eckersley & Paul Spicer for Speckulation Entertainment present at the GARRICK THEATRE on 30 January 2011
Oliver Tompsett (Wicked), Cassidy Janson (Avenue Q) and Lucy May barker (Spring Awakening) will join Emmy Award winning US composer Lance Horne and an array of West End and Broadway stars in Lance Horne: First Things Last for one night only at the Garrick Theatre on Sunday 30 January 2011.
A cast of seasoned West End musical theatre performers will join Rupert Young and Siobhán McCarthy in the first major revival of Stephen Sondheim's classic on the London stage in more than 15 years. Company, directed by Joe Fredericks, will feature Michelle Bishop, Katie Brayben, Greg Castiglioni, Mark Curry, Cassidy Janson, Laura Main, Leigh Mcdonald, Julia Nagle, Poppy Roe, Steven Serlin, Adam Venus and Matthew White.
Performers include Bronte Barbe (BBC's Over the Rainbow), Lucy May Barker (Spring Awakening, Earthquakes in London), Cassidy Janson (Avenue Q, Wicked), Jeremy Legat (Wicked), Gemma Sutton (Oklahoma! National Tour and Imagine This), Michael Peavoy (Hamlet at the National Theatre, Stephen Sondheim Society Young Performer of the Year winner) and Lucy Mills (Austentatious).
SNAPPY TITLE 3: DREAM A LITTLE DREAM is showcasing the best in musical theatre this Sunday 19th September at the Cochrane Theatre with stars including Cassidy Janson, Sarah Earnshaw and Issy van Randwyck. You could be there too by winning a pair of tickets in our exclusive BroadwayWorld:UK competition.
Next Sunday 19th sees the performance of Snappy Title 3: Dream A Little Dream at the Cochrane Theatre, with stars including Issy van Randwyck, Sarah Earnshaw, Cassidy Janson, Lucy May Barker and Jeremy Legat...so we thought we'd look back at previous years' concerts with some photo coverage!
Sarah Earnshaw (Wicked), Issy van Randwyck (Anyone Can Whistle, Dirty Dancing, A Little Night Music, NT, Fascinating Aida), Scott Garnham (Les Miserables, Never Forget, Eurobeat), Joseph Davenport (Pirates of Penzance), Alex McNamara (We Will Rock You, First Lady Suite) and Adam Rhys-Davies (Tick, Tick... Boom! Union) have now joined the line-up of Snappy Title: Dream A Little Dream, showing at the Cochrane Theatre on Sunday September 19th.
Performers include Bronte Barbe (BBC's Over the Rainbow), Lucy May Barker (Spring Awakening, Earthquakes in London), Cassidy Janson (Avenue Q, Wicked), Jeremy Legat (Wicked), Gemma Sutton (Oklahoma! National Tour and Imagine This), Michael Peavoy (Hamlet at the National Theatre, Stephen Sondheim Society Young Performer of the Year winner) and Lucy Mills (Austentatious).
London's Pizza on the Park recently announced that it will remain open until September and has added further bookings.
London's Pizza on the Park recently announced that it will remain open until September and has added further bookings.
London's Pizza on the Park recently announced that it will remain open until September and has added further bookings.
London's Pizza on the Park recently announced that it will remain open until September and has added further bookings.
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