Enjoy the celebratory tribute to musical compositions of Lord Andrew Lloyd Webber, filmed at the Royal Albert Hall, FREE for just 48 hours this weekend, screening Saturday May 2 and Sunday May 3.
Featuring hits from some of his most renowned productions, such as Starlight Express, Evita, Cats,Phantom of the Opera, Jesus Christ Superstar, and more.
You can see a new Andrew Lloyd Webber musical or concert free each weekend on YouTube channel The Shows Must Go On.
Usually this would be our annual Lighting and Sound edition, but due to advertising cancellations following the closure of theatres due to COVID-19, we have opted to create this special on-line edition which we are sharing FREE with everyone who loves to make and/or watch theatre. Our print edition will resume in July 2020.
You can now watch Danny Boyle's monster hit Frankenstein with Benedict Cumberbatch as the creature and Jonny Lee Miller as Victor Frankenstein Free on National Theatre At Home.
James Cutler and Joshua Robson Productions have announced a special online concert which will shine a light on the Australian musical theatre industry and support performers whose livelihoods have been impacted by the COVID-19 arts shutdown. LIGHTS UP ON THE ARTS [HOME DELIVERY] will be held on Monday 11 May from 7pm.
The free screenings of The Phantom of the Opera have now concluded, but you can see a new Andrew Lloyd Webber musical or concert free each weekend on YouTube channel
With audiences and artists in lockdown and shows cancelled everywhere, SOLE SESSIONS aims to ease the feeling of isolation by bringing Australian live entertainment into homes across the country and around the world.
Featuring performances recorded in isolation during the global Coronavirus pandemic, the first SOLE SESSION will take place on Saturday 18 April and star Daniel Assetta in SONGS UNSUNG, which was originally to be performed at Sydney’s Claire’s Kitchen in May.
Sydney Philharmonia Choirs couldn't let the Easter weekend pass without a moment to share the glory and beauty of Bach's St John Passion. The Choirs had originally intended to perform this piece at Sydney Town Hall on Easter Saturday, but as the Covid-19 pandemic forced us all into isolation, they started working towards a plan to record a section for digital release this weekend instead.
