The Sound of Music
In the enchanting surroundings of Regent's Park arrives the biggest musical of all time.
The Sound of Music
The much loved story of the Von Trapp family's flight across the mountains works its magic once again, for young and old alike.
The Sound of Music
In the enchanting surroundings of Regent's Park arrives the biggest musical of all time.
Why see The Sound of Music?
With a timeless score that includes some of the most memorable songs ever performed on the musical stage including 'Do-ReMi', 'Climb Ev'ry Mountain','‘My Favourite Things', 'Sixteen Going on Seventeen' and 'Edelweiss', The Sound of Music has inspired audiences across the world with its story of love and freedom.
Key Information
Audience
The Sound Of Music is suitable for audiences of all ages
Dates
Finished 14 Sep 2013
Cast
Maria Rainer, Charlotte Wakefield
Captain von Trapp, Michael Xavier
Mother Abbess, Helen Hobson
Liesl, Faye Brookes
Baroness Elbefeld, Helen Colby
Max Detweiler, Michael Matus
Herr Zeller, Tim Frances
Frau Schmidt, Gemma Page
Rolf Gruber, Joshua Tonks
Elsa Schraeder, Caroline Keiff
Admiral von Schreiber, Terence Wilton
Baron Elberfeld, Christopher D Hunt
Franz Stuart, Matthew Price
Ursula, Kimberly Blake
The Nuns:
Sister Margaretta Helen Walsh
Sister Sophia Chloe Taylor
Sister Berthe Nadine Cox
The Von Trapp children:
Friederich - Finlay Banks, Matthew Muncey, Jaydon Vjin
Louisa - Elise Bugeja, Lily Burgering, Mia Jenkins
Kurt - Alistair Blair, Oliver Breedon, Arthur Gledhill-Franks
Brigitta - Isabelle Allen, Imogen Gurney, Ava Merson O’Brien
Marta - Jaime Adler, Emily Carey, Amybeth McNulty
Gretl - Gemma Fray, Sarah Huttlestone, Honor Kneafsey
Ensemble Samuel Edwards
Ensemble Victoria Hinde
Ensemble Harry Morrison
Ensemble Laura Pick
Ensemble Anna Simmons
Creative
Music by Richard Rodgers Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II
Book by Howard Lindsay and Russel Crouse
Suggested by "The Trapp Family Singers" by Maria Augusta Trapp
Directed by Rachel Kavanaugh
Set & Costume design by Peter McKintosh
Choreography by Alistair David
Musical Director, Stephen Ridley
Lighting design by Tim MItchell
Sound design by Nick Lidster
Book by Howard Lindsay and Russel Crouse
Suggested by "The Trapp Family Singers" by Maria Augusta Trapp
Directed by Rachel Kavanaugh
Set & Costume design by Peter McKintosh
Choreography by Alistair David
Musical Director, Stephen Ridley
Lighting design by Tim MItchell
Sound design by Nick Lidster
Reviews
Customer reviews
martin
faithfull
First thought,how amazing the stage set and overall production was...then the performances were uplifting and as true to the film as possible..I went with doubts about how theyed pull it off...but they did..in spades ! Brilliant cast with great voices...and great acting ...go see it.... ... Read more
Angela
FANTASTIC -A MUST SEE SHOW!!!
My friend and I seen this show November 2007 it was brilliant. Connie Fisher was Maria (amazing)!!
The whole of the cast was fantastic, we had seats in the stalls about 5 from the front row excellent. There were two children sitting next to me aged about 6 years old did not hear a peep out of them they were enthralled by the show. Can,t wait to see it again. ... Read more
Jacqueline & John
Unmissable
Superb 43rd Anniversary evening for both of us pensioners. I had done all the checks on line to ensure Connie was appearing, and she was!!!! Splendid views from our N row of the stalls. We've had circle seats in the past but have felt too far away from the stage and you can't see the actors expressions. Stalls made you feel closer to the action(and right by the Nuns and Nazis as they go through the aisles!!!!)
The singing, the acting , the fabulous stage effects all contributed to a wonderful evening. ... Read more
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