Guest stars have been announced for Hadley Fraser’s forthcoming solo concert at Cadogan Hall in London.
The show is Hadley Fraser’s first ever solo concert, and Hadley Fraser at Cadogan Hall is playing on Sunday 15 June at 6:30pm.
Hadley will be joined by West End guest stars Rosalie Craig (Company, The Light Princess), Natalie May Paris (Six The Musical, Pretty Woman), and Maiya Quansah-Breed (Six The Musical, Lizzie).
Hadley Fraser is one of the West End’s busiest actors, with stage credits including Opening Night (Gielgud Theatre), The Lehman Trilogy (Gillian Lynne Theatre), 2:22 A Ghost Story (Noel Coward Theatre), City Of Angels (Garrick Theatre), Young Frankenstein (Garrick Theatre), and Les Miserables (West End).
He recently starred in a concert of Dirty Rotten Scoundrels with Ramin Karimloo at the London Palladium, which is also travelling to Japan this August, playing Tokyo’s Theatre Orb.
Hadley’s film and TV credits include The Gold, Gentleman Jack, All Is True, and Murder On The Orient Express.
The concert marks the launch of his new album, Things That Come and Go (Buy now), produced by Fraser and Donald L Anderson for Palm Haven Studios, with arrangements and co-production by Sam Young.
Hadley Fraser will be singing songs from the new album and other musical theatre favourites.
The concert is presented in association with ADAMA Entertainment and WestWay Music.
Hadley Fraser – Live at Cadogan Hall is running at Cadogan Hall in London on 15 June 2025.
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