Join us for an unforgettable evening of magical music from Hollywood at the Charing Cross Theatre with the phenomenal Georgi Mottram, featuring special guest Rob Houchen!

Magic of Hollywood is set to be a spectacular concert of the most showstopping and loved music from the silver screen. From Hans Zimmer to the golden days of Sound of Music, Camelot and more. Relive the magic of timeless classics in this one night only concert. A world-class vocalist, Georgi has graced stages from Broadway’s 54 Below to the London Palladium (Camelot). She is a No.1 Classical Charting soprano, Classic Brit Award Nominee and was hailed by ITV as ‘Classical Rising star’ She’s captivated audiences globally, as a billed artist on Last Night of the Proms, West End Proms and the Proms on Thames with the London Symphony Orchestra. With performances for royalty at Windsor Castle, Westminster Abbey and Houses of Parliament she’s performed at West End Live, BBC’s Friday Night is Music Night and so much more. Georgi’s versatile talent and charisma shines across genres. Adding even more magic to this evening, West End star Rob Houchen will join her. Best known for his leading roles in Les Misérables, The Light in the Piazza, and South Pacific, Rob brings his stunning vocals and dynamic stage presence to the concert. With a growing reputation both on the West End and beyond, his partnership with Georgi promises to deliver a breathtaking musical journey for all in attendance.

This special performance at Charing Cross Theatre offers a unique opportunity to experience these two powerhouse talents live. Don’t miss your chance to be part of this spectacular evening! (more special guests to be announced!)

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Jack and The Beanstalk

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He's Behind You presents

JACK AND THE BEANSTALK: WHAT A WHOPPER!

Written by Jon Bradfield & Martin Hooper with songs by Jon Bradfield

Directed by Andrew Beckett

"Hilarious. You can tell it's for adults because it's actually funny" - Zoe Williams, The Guardian

Laugh your stockings off to this profoundly silly and staggeringly naughty new adults-only pantomime, from the team behind Sleeping Beauty Takes A Prick (★★★★★ "the best adult pantomime in London" - Theatre Weekly).

Jack Trott is very poor, very gay and very horny, living with his mum on a dilapidated dairy farm ten miles from the nearest Grindr user. When he sells their beloved cow for a handful of magic beans, his mum throws them in the compost - and they wake up to the biggest, thickest stalk they've ever seen. Is there a giant at the top? And if so... is he all in proportion?

This magical musical adventure is everything a panto should be - just NOT for all the family!

Following his unforgettable performance as Queen Gertrude, the outrageous Matthew Baldwin ("wonderful as ever" - Time Out) returns to play Dame Trott.

Reviews:

★★★★★

"A hilarious and raucous night out. The script is comedy genius. With a colourful, fun set, camp costumes, outrageously crude and larger-than-life characters and musical theatre references for days, you won’t find another show like it."

Curtain Call

★★★★

"The Grande Dame of adult panto returns. Impeccably produced, flawlessly performed, and riotously funny. Head and shoulders above anything of its kind."

Reviews Hub 

★★★★

"A bucolic burlesque of filth, fun and fairy folk." 

The Stage

★★★★

"A hilariously saucy, queer-celebratory take on the classic pantomime spirit we all know and love." 

West End Best Friend 

★★★★

"A British panto on queer steroids. Stellar performances. Leaves you with your sides aching"

Operation Live Theatre

★★★★★

"The funniest show I have ever seen"

What's Good To Do 

★★★★

"Adult pantomime at its finest: bold, brilliant, rude, and utterly hilarious. A night of pure joy that is as wild as it is memorable"

North West End

★★★★

"A whopping amount of fun"

Theatre & Tonic

Written by Jon Bradfield and Martin Hooper

Songs by Jon Bradfield

Directed by Andrew Beckett

Featuring Matthew Baldwin as the Dame

Produced by Oli Sones for He’s Behind You Ltd

Executive Producer Investors in Theatre

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