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Following on from their sold out shows in 2011, John Wilson & the John Wilson Orchestra, with special guests, return with their spectacular show celebrating the timeless musicals of Rodgers and Hammerstein with classics from Oklahoma, The King and I, South Pacific, Carousel and The Sound of Music. The concert will also include a tribute to Rodgers' other long-term songwriting partnership with Lorenz Hart.

Promoter maintains the right to make changes to the published cast list.

The John Wilson Orchestra

Outstanding young British conductor and arranger leading his own seventy-five piece ensemble.
The John Wilson Orchestra tour dates

Kim Criswell

Broadway and West End star of twenty-five recordings for EMI and TER records including Anything Goes, Annie Get Your Gun, Guys And Dolls and Kiss Me Kate.
Kim Criswell tour dates

Julian Ovenden

"Julian Ovenden makes the kind of easy-listening music that demands attention. He sings Sixties sunshine classics – You’ve Made Me So Very Happy; Up, Up And Away – but with a demanding, machismo edge. Imagine a more manly Michael Bublé, a more melodic Dean Martin. Imagine the voice of a man who has been wounded but who can take care of you." - The Telegraph.
Julian Ovenden tour dates

Sir Thomas Allen

A classic baritone singer whose interpretations are renowned worldwide with many of the great operatic roles and songs cycles in his repertoire. He is a particular favourite with audiences at the BBC Proms.
Sir Thomas Allen tour dates

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Venue Facts

Venue: Leeds Town Hall

Address:
The Headrow
Leeds
LS1 3AD 53.800381, -1.549690

Website http://www.leedstownhall.co.uk

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Mon 22nd Oct at 7:30pm

Leeds International Concert Season 2012/13 - A Celebration Of Rodgers & Hammerstein And Rodgers & Hart

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