Musical theatre favourites will take to the stage at London’s Hippodrome next month for a one-off show celebrating the work of award-winning composer Alexander S. Bermange.
London’s Leading Luvvies Perform Alexander S. Bermange on Sunday 4 March will feature a star-studded line-up of West End favourites performing songs by the composer.
Lined up to appear on the night are: Adam Bayjou (currently Jean Valjean at certain performances of Les Misérables), Christina Bennington (recently Raven in Bat Out of Hell), Danny Colligan (recently a finalist on BBC1’s Let It Shine), Matthew Croke (currently playing the title role in Disney’s Aladdin), Daniel Hope (recently Michael Wormwood in Matilda), Charlotte Kennedy (currently Cosette in Les Misérables), Rebecca Lock (recently Winifred Banks in Mary Poppins), Suzie Mathers (recently Glinda in Wicked), Kelly Mathieson (currently Christine in The Phantom of the Opera), Haydn Oakley (recently Henri Baurel in An American In Paris), Lucy O’Byrne (currently Maria in The Sound of Music), Hollie O’Donoghue (recently Eponine in Les Misérables), Benjamin Purkiss (recently alternate Strat in Bat Out of Hell), Patrick Sullivan (recently Blake in Bat Out of Hell) and George Ure (recently Zaki in Big Fish). All performers will appear subject to availability.
Last year Bermange marked the release of Whit & Whimsy, a double album of his songs recorded by a host of musical theatre stars, with a similarly star-studded concert, also at the Hippodrome.
A regular contributor to BBC Radio 4 and the BBC World Service, Bermange’s latest work, the musical revue I Wish My Life Were Like A Musical, is due to play its world premiere run at London’s Live At Zédel in April.
Angela Thomas
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