Richard Douglas Productions in association with

The Stephen Sondheim Society

present

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE, LONDON

“A Really Useful Group Theatre”

Box office (24-hr): 0844 412 4657 • www.sondheim.org/gala

Tickets from £35 + booking fee

Musical Director Gareth Valentine

Director & Choreographer Bill Deamer

Devised & Produced by Richard Morris & Doug Pinchin.

Jason Manford

Millicent Martin

James McConnel

Grant McConvey

Julia McKenzie

Robert Meadmore

Martin Milnes

Charlotte Page

Jamie Parker

Nicholas Parsons

Michael Peavoy

Laura Pitt-Pulford

Su Pollard

Jenna Russell

Joseph Shovelton

Sally Ann Triplett

Michael Xavier

+ ArtsEd Musical Theatre

Rosemary Ashe

Marianne Benedict

Tracie Bennett

Erin Doherty

Anton Du Beke

Daniel Evans

Dominic Ferris

Tim Flavin

Maria Friedman

Tiffany Graves

Simon Green

Haydn Gwynne

Anita Harris

Kit Hesketh-Harvey

Marilyn Hill Smith

Damian Humbley

Alison Jiear

Bonnie Langford

Rula Lenska All artists listed subject to availability

In aid of

(Registered charity no.

1147330 England & Wales,

SCO 44467 Scotland)

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(registered charitable

trust no. 1142092)

Richard Douglas Productions in association with

The Stephen Sondheim Society

present

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE, LONDON

“A Really Useful Group Theatre”

Box office (24-hr): 0844 412 4657 • www.sondheim.org/gala

Tickets from £35 + booking fee

Stephen Sondheim is universally acclaimed as the most important

composer working today in musical theatre.

celebrates his 85th birthday with a Gala

Concert of his best known songs together with some of his lesser

known ones performed by a stellar cast of over 50 principals, a 40

piece orchestra and an ensemble of more than 50.

will raise funds for

(Registered charity no. 1147330 England & Wales, SCO 44467 Scotland)

The Silver Line is the UK’s only confidential, free, 24 hour helpline

offering information, friendship and advice for lonely and isolated

older people, available at any time day and night, every day of the

year. There’s no question too big, no problem too small and no

need to be alone. One of our earliest callers told us “when I get off

the phone I feel like I belong to the human race once again”

(registered charitable trust no. 1142092)

The Society promotes the public knowledge and appreciation of the

works of Stephen Sondheim. It also nurtures and supports new

musical theatre talent and hosts educational seminars, workshops and

masterclasses aimed, but not exclusively, at young talent. It stages

an annual Student Performer of the Year competition and maintains

the Stephen Sondheim Society Archive at Kingston University.

In aid of

and