Performance

Venue	His Majesty's Theatre
Town	West End
County	Greater London
From	24th February 2008
To	24th February 2008
Prices	From £20.00. To £50.00.
His Majesty's Theatre (V397)
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I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing

Work:: I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing (S1706055279)

Production:: (T026809468)

Over 50 celebrities from the worlds of stage and screen will pay tribute to the life and achievements of world-leading vocal coach, Ian Adam who taught many stars of stage and screen to sing including, Sting, Lulu, Boy George, Michael Crawford, Michael Ball and Sarah Brightman. All proceeds from the event will go towards Singing for Breathing, a project that aims to help patients with respiratory problems at Royal Brompton Hospital, where Ian was treated for many years.

Performer	Andrew Lloyd Webber
Performer	Julian Lloyd Webber
Performer	Elaine Page
Performer	Jonathan Pryce
Performer	Jeremy Irons
Performer	Wayne Sleep
Performer	Ian Waite
Performer	Anthony Andrews
Performer	Sian Philips
Performer	Sally Ann Howes
Performer	Rod Argent
Performer	Colin Blunstone
Performer	Helena Bonham Carter
Performer	Liz Robertson
Performer	Bonnie Langford
Performer	Peter French

Listing:: L02133331226

Production details

Over 50 celebrities from the worlds of stage and screen will pay tribute to the life and achievements of world-leading vocal coach, Ian Adam who taught many stars of stage and screen to sing including, Sting, Lulu, Boy George, Michael Crawford, Michael Ball and Sarah Brightman. All proceeds from the event will go towards Singing for Breathing, a project that aims to help patients with respiratory problems at Royal Brompton Hospital, where Ian was treated for many years.

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