Performance

Venue	Buckingham Palace
	Also: The Queen's Gallery
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	4th June 2022
To	4th June 2022
Buckingham Palace (V0435065420)
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Date of change: 24 May 22 - T187086757

Platinum Party at the Palace

Work:: Platinum Party at the Palace (S1283743924)

The evening will pivot around global themes that have been born, or evolved, during the breadth of Her Majesty's reign due to extraordinary British and Commonwealth contributions including Fashion, Sport, The Environment, 70 Years of Pop Music and Musicals - the latter curated by Andrew Lloyd Webber himself. For this iconic moment, Andrew will be joined by stars of musical theatre, including a special appearance with Lin-Manuel Miranda, alongside performances from cast and special guests of The Phantom Of The Opera, Hamilton, Six, Disney's The Lion King and Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. The Platinum Party at the Palace will also feature performances from incomparable stars such as Diana Ross, Elton John, Alicia Keys, as well as contributions from David Attenborough, David Beckham, Stephen Fry, Julie Andrews, The Royal Ballet and many, many more.

Production:: (T187086757)

Group/Band	Queen
Performer	Adam Lambert
Performer	Jax Jones
Performer	Mabel
Performer	Stefflon Don
Group/Band	Elbow
Performer	Craig David
Performer	George Ezra
Performer	Andrew Lloyd Webber
Performer	Mimi Webb
Performer	Lin-Manuel Miranda
Performer	Elton John (Sir)
Group/Band	Diversity
Performer	Sam Ryder
Performer	Rod Stewart (Sir)
Performer	Andrea Bocelli
Group/Band	Duran Duran
Performer	Nile Rodgers
Performer	Alicia Keys
Performer	Hans Zimmer
Performer	Celeste
Performer	Sigala
Performer	Ella Eyre
Performer	Mica Paris
Performer	Diana Ross

Listing:: L1510641247

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