Presenting the best of West End and Broadway – a fantastic 21 years, the UK’s longest running Musical Theatre Concert Tour, Beyond The Barricade, features past principal performers from Les Misérables.

Delivering over two hours of the best of Broadway and the West End, ending or course with a stunning finale from Les Mis.

This brand-new show for 2020 will include many of the best numbers that have made Beyond the Barricade the most popular musical theatre concert in the country.

The concert features David Fawcett (Valjean) Andy Reiss (Enjolras & Resident Director for the National Tour of Les Misérables) Katie Leeming (Eponine) and Poppy Tierney (Cosette), together with a live band who capture the feel of the original orchestrations of the chosen musicals.

Beyond the Barricade gives musical theatre songs a bold concert format treatment – but with the conviction and intention to deliver the material as if the audience are watching the original performance.

The very best of West End and Broadway, Beyond the Barricade, Sunday 4 October at Blackpool Grand Theatre.

Ticket £28. Great discounts for Grand 1894 Club members. Get your tickets now at www.blackpoolgrand.co.uk

Blackpool Grand

Take a look at what’s on at Blackpool Grand Theatre this Autumn / Winter 20/21

Blackpool Grand set out a COVID-Community Communication Programme (CCCP) during the Coronavirus pandemic. Our aims were simple, to CONNECT, COMFORT and UPLIFT. We would Connect people by offering tutorials on communication tools like Zoom and conduct community face-to-face meetings (book readings, youth groups and more). Comfort through stories of heritage, memories and storytelling, and to Uplift visitors spirits through laughter and exercise. Please do enjoy and if you can afford to donate please do.

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