Performance

Venue	Crazy Coqs Cabaret
	Also: Brasserie Zedel
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	5th October 2022
To	5th October 2022
When	21:15
Crazy Coqs Cabaret (V01613972150)
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Date of change: 24 Aug 22 - T01536311129

Dom Hartley-Harris

Work:: Dom Hartley-Harris (S1621162001)

Performer

Dom Hartley-Harris

Production:: (T01536311129)

For one night only, join Dom Hartley-Harris, star of West End shows Hamilton, Bat out of Hell and Beautiful: The Carole King Musical for an evening of acoustic hits at the Crazy Coqs. Dom will take you on a sensational melodic journey celebrating the best of pop, rock and musical theatre, featuring an incredible line-up of songs by Gregory Porter, John Legend and more. Having received critical acclaim for his portrayal of Collins in the stunning Hope Mill Theatre production of RENT, Dom has most recently been touring the UK as Curtis Taylor Jr in the hit Broadway and West End musical Dreamgirls. Don't miss Dom's Crazy Coqs debut and return to London this Autumn.

Musical Director

Chris Poon

Listing:: L174776574

Production details

For one night only, join Dom Hartley-Harris, star of West End shows Hamilton, Bat out of Hell and Beautiful: The Carole King Musical for an evening of acoustic hits at the Crazy Coqs. Dom will take you on a sensational melodic journey celebrating the best of pop, rock and musical theatre, featuring an incredible line-up of songs by Gregory Porter, John Legend and more. Having received critical acclaim for his portrayal of Collins in the stunning Hope Mill Theatre production of RENT, Dom has most recently been touring the UK as Curtis Taylor Jr in the hit Broadway and West End musical Dreamgirls. Don't miss Dom's Crazy Coqs debut and return to London this Autumn.

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