RCM Musical Theatre presents an evening of the finest musical theatre works, celebrating the art of some of America’s greatest composers. Including numbers by Frank Loesser, George Gershwin and Leonard Bernstein, the programme will conclude with a special tribute to Stephen Sondheim.

Hot on the heels of their knock-out run of Songs for a New World, RCM Musical Theatre’s talented young singers are joined by a full orchestra for what promises to be a truly remarkable concert.

Conductor: Jude Obermüller

Tuesday 13th March 2012 | 7.30pm

Tickets: £8 (£5 concessions)

020 7591 4314

www.rcm.ac.uk/boxoffice

http://www.rcmmusicaltheatre.org.uk/

Not really especially Sondheim-related, but our friends at The Pheasantry (home of The Stephen Sondheim Society Presents…) would like you to know about two forthcoming events.

The first is Tim Howar on 13th February. It’s a special “Valentine’s Eve” event, so it’s a great opportunity to get romantic and take along a loved one. Tim Howar is currently co-fronting the newly reformed Mike and the Mechanics with Mike Rutherford from Genesis, his theatrical and musical endeavours have seen him star and play in every major theatre and city across Canada the United States, Europe and the whole of the UK.

And also, don’t miss Stephen Carlile in Songs I Shouldn’t Sing, on 18th February. Prior to a “sell out” performance at the Pheasantry in May, Stephen has had a successful career as a lead tenor in numerous theatrical productions. These include the original London production of The Producers at Drury Lane and Freddy Eynsford-Hill in Cameron Mackintosh’s 50th anniversary production of My Fair Lady. He has worked in rep, radio, film and concert and has toured the UK, Europe and Japan.

Both concerts start at 8.30pm, with doors open at 7.00pm.

Ticket prices are £20, with a £5 discount for Society members for the Tim Howar gig only.
Be sure to book right away to avoid disappointment!