Post by richnorri on Jun 11, 2009 13:27:57 GMT
Hello everybody! 
According to The Stage, All Angels and Jonathan Ansell will be appearing in a variety show at the Piccadilly Theatre in London on Sunday 4th October 2009. The show is in aid of Breakthrough Breast Cancer and tickets will go on sale on Monday 15th June.
Richard
According to The Stage, All Angels and Jonathan Ansell will be appearing in a variety show at the Piccadilly Theatre in London on Sunday 4th October 2009. The show is in aid of Breakthrough Breast Cancer and tickets will go on sale on Monday 15th June.
West End actors to star in variety show to raise cash for breast cancer charity
Published Thursday 11 June 2009 at 11:36 by Lalayn Baluch
The casts of the Jersey Boys and Grease, along with newly reformed boy band Blue and comedian Patrick Kielty, are to appear in a variety show at the Piccadilly Theatre on October 4.
Other confirmed acts for the One More Time show include Classical Brit nominee Jonathan Ansell, classical pop group All Angels, and 36 young performers.
The event is being held to raise money for Breakthrough Breast Cancer, and is the brainchild of mother and daughter Sylvie Henry and Danielle Leslie – both of whom have been diagnosed with the disease.
The duo’s last fundraising event in November – starring the likes of Denise Van Outen, Lee Mead and Bonnie Langford – raised £300,000.
Henry said: “My future is uncertain, but I’m living in the present, and hopefully what we are doing may change the future of others.”
Tickets go on sale from June 15, and more acts will be announced shortly.
For more see www.futuredreams.org.uk
Published Thursday 11 June 2009 at 11:36 by Lalayn Baluch
The casts of the Jersey Boys and Grease, along with newly reformed boy band Blue and comedian Patrick Kielty, are to appear in a variety show at the Piccadilly Theatre on October 4.
Other confirmed acts for the One More Time show include Classical Brit nominee Jonathan Ansell, classical pop group All Angels, and 36 young performers.
The event is being held to raise money for Breakthrough Breast Cancer, and is the brainchild of mother and daughter Sylvie Henry and Danielle Leslie – both of whom have been diagnosed with the disease.
The duo’s last fundraising event in November – starring the likes of Denise Van Outen, Lee Mead and Bonnie Langford – raised £300,000.
Henry said: “My future is uncertain, but I’m living in the present, and hopefully what we are doing may change the future of others.”
Tickets go on sale from June 15, and more acts will be announced shortly.
For more see www.futuredreams.org.uk
Richard
