New Bloom's

Chris is excited to be working with afterView to record their first CD.

New Bloom's - The West End Sings the Songs of Charles Bloom is a collection of brand new musical theatre tracks from the acclaimed American composer Charles Bloom. afterView have gathered an outstanding company including Adele Anderson, Rosemary Ashe, Annalene Beechey, Simon Burke, Sarah Earnshaw, Matt Elson, Keith Anthony Higham, Lauren Hood, Rachel Izen, Nathan Kiley, Amy Lennox, Nadim Naaman, David Roberts, Emily Tierney, Owain Williams and many more under the Musical Direction of Christopher Peake and Niall Bailey and all overseen by Chris Traves.

TEN

Tim McArthur celebrates 10 years of performing, directing, producing and answering the phones at Jermyn Street Theatre!

Musical Direction: Christopher Peake

Jermyn Street Theatre Box office: 020 7287 2875

Sunday 14th March, 8.00pm.

A Man of No Importance

Chris is musical director for Regan De Wynter's production as it transfers to the Arts Theatre, Leicester Square.

Book by Terrance McNally
Music by Stephen Flaherty
Lyrics by Lynn Ahrens

Based on the movie "A Man of No Importance"
First produced by the Lion Centre Theatre

Limited run: 10th-27th February, 2010

"Brilliant lyrics, perfect score. Finest acting & direction"
- Stephen Fry

"One of the best things I've ever seen."
- Joanne Good, BBC London

Top Six Best Musials of 2009 - Mark Shenton, THE STAGE

"A fine theatrical coup"

4* Critics Choice - Lucy Powel, TIME OUT 17/11/09

"A moving story, beautifully told"

4* - Mark Shenton, SUNDAY EXPRESS 15/11/09

"A marvel"

4* - Giles Cole, WHAT'S ON STAGE 13/11/09

“This musical transfer from the tiny Union fits it snug as a bug, sending a flood of warmth through the stalls… an honest little show that wears its heart on its sleeve as the mirror of art is held up to the hard realities and poetry of everyday life.”

Lyn Gardner, THE GUARDIAN 14/02/10

"It is a joy to leave the Arts after a show with... a song in one's heart."

4* - Ian Shuttleworth, FINANCIAL TIMES 12/02/10


AfterView

Charles Bloom

Tristram Kenton