A Tale of Two Cities

A Tale Of Two Cities

Show Info Cast & Creative Age & Content Guide

Genre Musical

Venue

Charing Cross Theatre Get directions

First Performance 05/04/2012

Closing 12/05/2012

A Tale of Two Cities is being staged in celebration of the bicentenary of Charles Dickens. This new musical version of the Dickens classic has music by multi-platinum award-winner David Pomeranz, book by Emmy winner Steven David Horwick and David Soames, lyrics by Steven David Horwick and musical arrangements by John Cameron.

Cast includes Jonathan Ansell as Charles Darney (please note Jonathan Ansell does not perform 20th April)

Based on the much loved Dickens story, A Tale of Two Cities depicts one man’s ultimate sacrifice for love, set against the backdrop of the French revolution and the comparative calm of 18th Century London society.

Jonathan Ansell first shot to fame with The X Factor group G4 but since they disbanded in 2007 he has established himself as a successful solo artist. Last year saw him performing in the US with Marvin Hamlisch and his orchestra in a round of sell out concerts as well as his first nationwide solo tour.

A Tale of Two Cities is directed by Paul Nicholas.

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Cast

Jonathan Ansell

Creative

Director - Paul Nicholas

Lyrics By - Steven David Horwick

Music By - David Pomeranz

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