Two West End concerts are back this autumn and winter at the Lyric Theatre in London, with the return of West End Musical Halloween and West End Musical Christmas.
West End Musical Halloween is playing on Monday 28 October 2024, and West End Musical Christmas is back in town on Monday 16 December 2024.
Casts of the two concerts are to be announced, but usually feature a number of big West End stars.
West End Musical Halloween will be hosted by Shanay Holmes (Miss Saigon, The Bodyguard), who is currently starring as Nancy in Cameron Macintosh’s successful new revival of Oliver! – coming to the Gielgud Theatre in London this December.
West End Musical Christmas will be hosted by Trevor Dion Nicholas (Hamilton, Disney’s Aladdin), who is currently starring in Next To Normal at the Wyndham’s Theatre in London.
West End Musical Halloween is back for a third year, promising to haunt audiences with songs from shows including Sweeney Todd, Little Shop Of Horrors, The Rocky Horror Show, The Phantom Of The Opera, Hadestown and Beetlejuice!
West End Musical Christmas in December is one of the biggest Christmas concerts in the West End, with stage stars getting audiences in the festive mood by performing Christmas classics.
Both concerts are produced by Black British Theatre Award winners West End Musical Productions, whose other concerts include West End Musical Celebration, West End Musical Brunch, West End Musical Drive In, West End Musical Love Songs and annual fan event Musical Con.
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