Friday Night Classics
A Night on Broadway
Price: £13 - £55
inc. per ticket commission
Featuring
Programme
- Includes
- Gypsy Overture • Broadway Medley
- Chicago All That Jazz
- The Lion King Can You Feel the Love Tonight?
- Follies Broadway Baby
- Jekyll & Hyde This is the Moment
- Mack & Mabel Time Heals Everything
- City of Angels You’re Nothing Without Me
- Funny Girl Don’t Rain on My Parade
- Pippin Corner of the Sky
- Cabaret Maybe This Time
- Guys & Dolls Luck Be A Lady
- Sweet Charity The Rhythm of Life
- Girl Crazy Overture
- Meet Me in St. Louis The Trolley Song
- South Pacific Some Enchanted Evening
- West Side Story Something’s Coming
- The Sound of Music Climb Ev’ry Mountain
- Annie Get Your Gun Anything You Can Do
- Anything Goes Friendship
- The Man of La Mancha The Impossible Dream
- Wizard of Oz Over the Rainbow
- Wicked Defying Gravity
- A Chorus Line One
- 42nd Street The Lullaby of Broadway
It’s Friday night on Broad Street – so step onto Broadway, where stars are born and dreams really do come true. Singers straight from the West End take the stage at Symphony Hall tonight, as we present a show where every song deserves to have its name up in lights: hits from The Lion King, Wicked, Cabaret, The Sound of Music, West Side Story, Chicago, Follies and a whole lot more.
Presented in association with West End International.
Tickets
For events sold by THSH Box Office, the THSH per-ticket commission of £3 (£2.50 for online bookings) is included in the price of every individual ticket priced over £13. Tickets purchased as part of a CBSO Concert Package are exempt. For full details see cbso.co.uk/terms.
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