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Earl Carpenter at the British Motor Museum to play host to a live musical
theatre performance!
The British Motor Museum will play host to a new innovative production ‘Voices of the
West End’ which will be performed live in the safe and beautiful grounds of the Museum
on 25, 26 & 27 September. The outdoor production, which is a collaboration between
Ginger Boy Productions and Birmingham Hippodrome, will showcase music from the West
End’s greatest musicals.
Some of the theatre world’s most illustrious singers will perform award-winning hits
including Earl Carpenter who played Javert and John Owen-Jones, who played Jan
Valjean in Cameron Mackintosh’s 25th Anniversary Tour of Les Misérables. They will be
joined by two of the best female Voices of the West End: Kerry Ellis and Katie Hall. Kerry
Ellis is one of the top leading ladies of Broadway and West End musicals. She originated
the role of Meat, in Queen’s We Will Rock You and was the first British Elphaba in the
West End smash, Wicked. Katie Hall recently starred as Fantine in Cameron Mackintosh’s
international tour of Les Misérables and has played Christine Daaé in The Phantom of the
Opera's UK tour and London's West End. She also played the role of Cosette in Les
Miserables' 25th Anniversary Concert at London’s O2 Arena.
The performances are 90 minutes long with no interval and will take place on Friday 25
September at 7pm, Saturday 26 September, when there are two performances at 2pm
and 7pm and on Sunday 27 September at 6pm. Gates open 2 hours beforehand.
The box office for the concert is managed by Birmingham Hippodrome and tickets can
only be booked via their website at www.birminghamhippodrome.com. Roped pitches are
£114 - £169 for a 3 square metre pitch that can accommodate 4 people from no more
than two households or support bubbles. Car spaces are £189 where performances can
be watched from inside the car or set up next to it. There is a maximum of 4 PEOPLE
ONLY exclusi

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British Motor Museum ‘Voices of the West End'
Earl Carpenter at the British Motor Museum to play host to a live musical<br /> theatre performance!<br /> The British Motor Museum will play host to a new innovative production ‘Voices of the<br /> West End’ which will be performed live in the safe and beautiful grounds of the Museum<br /> on 25, 26 & 27 September. The outdoor production, which is a collaboration between<br /> Ginger Boy Productions and Birmingham Hippodrome, will showcase music from the West<br /> End’s greatest musicals.<br /> Some of the theatre world’s most illustrious singers will perform award-winning hits<br /> including Earl Carpenter who played Javert and John Owen-Jones, who played Jan<br /> Valjean in Cameron Mackintosh’s 25th Anniversary Tour of Les Misérables. They will be<br /> joined by two of the best female Voices of the West End: Kerry Ellis and Katie Hall. Kerry<br /> Ellis is one of the top leading ladies of Broadway and West End musicals. She originated<br /> the role of Meat, in Queen’s We Will Rock You and was the first British Elphaba in the<br /> West End smash, Wicked. Katie Hall recently starred as Fantine in Cameron Mackintosh’s<br /> international tour of Les Misérables and has played Christine Daaé in The Phantom of the<br /> Opera&#39;s UK tour and London&#39;s West End. She also played the role of Cosette in Les<br /> Miserables&#39; 25th Anniversary Concert at London’s O2 Arena.<br /> The performances are 90 minutes long with no interval and will take place on Friday 25<br /> September at 7pm, Saturday 26 September, when there are two performances at 2pm<br /> and 7pm and on Sunday 27 September at 6pm. Gates open 2 hours beforehand.<br /> The box office for the concert is managed by Birmingham Hippodrome and tickets can<br /> only be booked via their website at www.birminghamhippodrome.com. Roped pitches are<br /> £114 - £169 for a 3 square metre pitch that can accommodate 4 people from no more<br /> than two households or support bubbles. Car spaces are £189 where performances can<br /> be watched from inside the car or set up next to it. There is a maximum of 4 PEOPLE<br /> ONLY exclusi