Performance

Venue	Royal Concert Hall
	Also: City Halls
Town	Glasgow
County	Glasgow
From	14th November 2012
To	14th November 2012
When	19:45
Prices	From £21.50. To £32.50.
Royal Concert Hall (V617)
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Date of change: 31 Aug 12 - T01824846606

The West End Men

Work:: The West End Men (S01540546475)

Production:: (T01824846606)

Three of the West End's biggest stars live on stage! The West End Men concert spectacular celebrates the great musical numbers from the biggest shows. Lee Mead, Ramin Karimloo and Stephen Rahman-Hughes showcase their dazzling voices and charismatic personalities in breath-taking West End style backed by a full live band and choir. The West End Men's numerous credits, ranging from Phantom of the Opera and Les Miserables to Wicked and Legally Blonde, make them musical theatres must see show-men. With songs from the West End, Broadway and beyond, The West End Men is the definitive musical concert guaranteed to thrill an audience both young and old.

Director	Mitch Sebastian
Performer	Lee Mead
Performer	Ramin Karimloo
Performer	Stephen Rahman-Hughes

Listing:: L0559216092

Production details

Three of the West End's biggest stars live on stage! The West End Men concert spectacular celebrates the great musical numbers from the biggest shows. Lee Mead, Ramin Karimloo and Stephen Rahman-Hughes showcase their dazzling voices and charismatic personalities in breath-taking West End style backed by a full live band and choir. The West End Men's numerous credits, ranging from Phantom of the Opera and Les Miserables to Wicked and Legally Blonde, make them musical theatres must see show-men. With songs from the West End, Broadway and beyond, The West End Men is the definitive musical concert guaranteed to thrill an audience both young and old.

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