Details

The story of the von Trapp family and their escape from Nazi occupation. Made famous by the film starring Julie Andrews and containing such songs as Climb Every Mountain, I am Sixteen, Do a Deer and many more.

Cast/Performers

Summer Strallen (Maria), Margaret Preece (Mother Abbess), Simon MacCorkindale (Captain Von Trapp), Fiona Sinnott (the Baroness), Paul Grunert (Max), Rebecca Lucie (Liesl), Nadim Naaman (Rolf), Christopher Blades, Anthony Cable, Ian Caddick, Vivien Care, Tanya Caridia, Christopher Connah, Kate Coysten, Deborah Crowe, Christopher Dickens, Katie Fabel, Susie Fenwick, John Griffiths, Amanda Hall, Paul Kemble, Emma Lindars, Ian Male, Claire Massie, Nicholas Maude, Gavin Mitford, Jo Napthine, Verity Quade, Katie Ray, Simon Schofield, Nicola Sloane, Alan Vicary, Helen Walsh, Elen Mon Wayne, Jane Webster, Kerry Winter, Vanessa Woodfine

Creatives/Company

Music(s): Richard Rodgers, Simon Lee (musical supervision)
Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein
Book by(s): Howard Lindsay, Russel Crouse
Producer(s): Andrew Lloyd Webber (Really Useful Group), David Ian (Live Nation)
Director: Jeremy Sams
Design: Robert Jones
Lighting: Mark Henderson
Choreographer: Arlene Phillips
Sound: Mick Potter

The Sound of Music

The Sound of Music (Musical) production archive for QTIX code T01440395454. Details of all The Sound of Music archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S1705

Archive Listings

3 Nov 06
to
21 Feb 09

The London Palladium
West End, Greater London
Performance Details => Venue archive

Reviews

UK Theatre Web: 12Nov06:
A brilliant performance on 10th. Connie is so alive on stage a real chemistry with the children. Lesley makes the hair on your neck stand up and shivers run down your spine. A truely fantastic experience, great entertainment. A must for all young and old.

User Reviews

USER (12Nov06): A brilliant performance on 10th. Connie is so alive on stage a real chemistry with the children. Lesley makes the hair on your neck stand up and shivers run down your spine. A truely fantastic experience, great entertainment. A must for all young and old.

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