The Night of Electric Voices cancelled

The Night of Electric Voices, which was due to take place at the London Coliseum on Sunday 1st March 2015, has been cancelled.

A statement on the Royal Albert Hall's website reads:

"It is with deep regret that, owing to unforeseen circumstances, The Night of Electric Voices on Sunday 1 March has been cancelled. If you bought your ticket via the Royal Albert Hall Box Office, the venue will contact you by Friday 30 January. If you made your purchase online via the ENO website, you will receive an automatic full refund. In all other cases, please contact the ENO Box Office 020 7845 9300."

Cynthia Erivo, Oliver Tompsett & Carrie Hope Fletcher join The Night of Electric Voices line-up

The Daily Mail has announced that Cynthia Erivo (I Can't Sing / The Color Purple, pictured right), David Bedella (Sweeney Todd / In The Heights) and Oliver Tompsett (White Christmas / We Will Rock You) will star in The Night of Electric Voices at the London Coliseum on Sunday 1st March 2015.

They join the previously announced Adam Pascal (RENT / Memphis), David Michael Johnson (We Will Rock You) and Kerry Ellis (Wicked / Oliver!) who is known as the first lady of the West End.

UPDATE: It has also been confirmed that the line-up will include: Ricardo Afonso (Women On The Verge / Top Hat), Daniel Boys (Spamalot / Avenue Q), Carrie Hope Fletcher (Les Misérables / The War of the Worlds) and Tiffany Graves (Chicago / Tonight’s The Night).

UPDATE: The West End Frame Award winning Lee Mead, who currently stars in Casualty, has also joined the line-up.

Kerry Ellis, Adam Pascal & David Michael Johnson to star in The Night of Electric Voices at the London Coliseum

It has been announced that The Night of Electric Voices will be staged at the London Coliseum on Sunday 1st March 2015.

Presenting a night of musical theatre, the show will star top performers from London and New York alongside the soloists of the City of London Philharmonic and the West End Chorus.

Since 1999 The Night of 1000 Voices has delighted capacity audiences whilst supporting various charities. In 2015, The Night of Electric Voices will be a celebration of rock musicals and will move for the first time to London’s largest theatre.