Tuesday 22 September 2015

PICS: Christopher Biggins prepares for West End Heroes

Yesterday (21st September) Christopher Biggins launched the 2015 West End Heroes gala concert in style - check out the images below (click picture to enlarge).

Dressed as an RAF service woman - just one of the “characters” he’ll play on the night in several big song and dance numbers - Biggins promised a night of surprises, fun and jollity and some rather special flying sequences! He will host the gala on Sunday 4th October at the West End's Dominion Theatre.

Biggins said: "I’m delighted to be able to give my support to West End Heroes by hosting what I know will be a marvellous evening, with some wonderful surprises. It’s a wonderful way for the West End to show their appreciation for all that our lovely service folk do for us and to support such a worthy charity."

West End Heroes will again unite the country’s top military musicians with even more West End performers and productions in a dazzling showcase of show-stopping numbers, unlikely song mash-ups and stunning choreography and precision drilling. 

Confirmed to appear are the West End casts of Elf The Musical, Phantom of the Opera and Memphis with appearances from Ben Forster, Bradley Jaden, Celinde Schoenmaker, Charlotte Jaconelli, El Ocho, Jamie Raven, Jessica Martin, Joe McGann, John Owen Jones, Jon Robyns, Kimberley Walsh, Maurillia Simpson, Mazz Murray and Rachel John. 

Returning to form the centrepiece of the gala and under the baton of Squadron Leader Piers Morrell will be The Central Band of the Royal Air Force, which is widely regarded as one of the finest military bands in the UK and incorporates the celebrated RAF Squadronaires Big Band. There will also be support from The Band of HM Royal Marines, The Band of The Queen’s Division and Ceremonial Fanfares. There will be also a perfornance by Colchester Garrision Military Wives Choir. 

West End Heroes will once again be generously supported by many TV and theatre stars and will feature line-ups from current and past West End Shows. There will again be a performance from the West End Heroes Choir – made up of people working behind the scenes in the West End - led by Stuart Morley and the West End Heroes Dancers, led by Matt Flint.



 


Photo Credit: Helen Maybanks

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