Songs from the Shows
- Kings Cross Summer Sounds Stable Street London, England, N1C 4DQ United Kingdom (map)
DaniEl Boys presents: Songs fromn the Shows
King’s Cross Summer Sounds favourites are back. Join West End stars Daniel Boys (Hamilton, Avenue Q, Rent and Spamalot), Oliver Savile (Pretty Women, Les Miserables, Wicked and Phantom of the Opera), Olivier nominated Laura Pitt-Pulford (Standing at the Skies Edge, Aspects of Love, Sunset Boulevard and Falsettos), and Gemma Knight-Jones (Come From Away, Starter for 10, A Christmas Carol & Falsettos) for an amazing evening of musical theatre. With songs from some of your favourite shows including Les Miserables, Mamma Mia, West Side Story, Phantom of the Opera, Wicked and Grease, it’s an evening not to be missed.
Join us for a spectacular night celebrating the West End’s finest, led by Daniel Boys and his special guests—an evening guaranteed to leave you humming your favorite show tunes all the way home.
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