Name: A Face in the Crowd
Start: 2024-09-10
End: 2024-11-09
Location: Young Vic (Main House)

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You gotta keep him here, Miss Jeffries. He’s the goose who laid the golden egg.

Anoushka Lucas is starring in *A Face in the Crowd* at The Young Vic until 9 November. 

Lucas has also appeared in Rodgers & Hammerstein’s *Oklahoma!* at the Young Vic, for which she was nominated for an Olivier Award for Best Actress in a Musical. 

She won a Stage Debut Best Writer Award and was nominated for an Evening Standard Theatre Award for her debut play *Elephant*. 

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Named after its founder and famed actor-manager Charles Wyndham, the **Wyndham's Theatre** is a classic London West End theatre that stands on Charing Cross Road in the City of Westminster. Opened in 1899, the theatre was designed by W G R Sprague, an architect who was also responsible for many other West End theatres. It has a strong reputation for high-quality drama, which is part of its charm and attractiveness. The exterior contains a beautiful portico in the classical style, while the interior is adorned with luxurious ornate plasterwork. Over its history, Wyndham's Theatre has hosted a wide variety of productions, including 'God of Carnage', 'Art', and 'Donkeys' Years'.

**Getting to the Wyndham's Theatre:**

Wyndham's Theatre is easily accessible by multiple modes of transport. The closest Underground station, Leicester Square, is just a two-minute walk away, offering connections via the Northern and Piccadilly lines. Several bus stop directly outside the theatre, including routes 24, 29 and 176. Limited on-street paid parking is available. National car park at St Martin’s Lane Hotel offers a discount to theatre patrons, but the venue encourages sustainable transport options where possible.

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The Young Vic (Main House) theatre is a renowned performing arts venue in London that boasts a rich heritage and an eclectic mix of performances each year. Known for its creative and innovative approach to theatre, it is committed to producing high-quality shows that take a fresh look at classics while also showcasing new talent and creative voices. With a focus on accessibility and community, the Young Vic (Main House) theatre is a vibrant hub for culture and community in the heart of London. The Main House, with an adjustable auditorium, provides an intimate, immersive viewing experience, making each performance uniquely engaging. 

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Ramin Karimloo is currently starring in *A Face in the Crowd* at the Young Vic in London.

He is best known for Andrew Lloyd Webber's *The Phantom of the Opera*, first joining the production as Raoul, Vicomte de Chagny in the West End in 2003. He returned as the Phantom in 2007 and reprised the role at the Royal Albert Hall in 2011. He originated the role of the Phantom in *Love Never Dies* at the Adelphi Theatre in 2010, earning an Olivier Award nomination.

Karimloo made his Broadway debut as Jean Valjean in the 2014 Broadway revival of *Les Misérables*, earning a Tony Award nomination.

He has starred in other musicals such as a stage adaptation of *Anastasia* (2017) and *Funny Girl* (2021), as well as a number of concerts including *Sunset Boulevard* (2021), *Pirates of Penzance* (2022), and *Doctor Zhivago* (2023).

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Stop a person on the street and ask them to name a West End musical, they'll probably say one of two things: <a href="/show/les-miserables">Les Mis</a>, or <a href="/show/the-phantom-of-the-opera">The Phantom of the Opera</a>. The latter has been impressively running non-stop at <a href="/theatres/her-majestys-theatre">Her Majesty's Theatre</a>&nbsp;for over 3 decades now, but does Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical still have the same sense of wonder as it did all that time ago.&nbsp;&nbsp;There's no question that it's a complete classic: the story tells of the titular phantom who haunts an opera house, the tales of his presence in the building are now common gossip amongst the casts. During rehearsals for the company's latest offering, an unknown chorus girl, Christine, is forced to thrust into the lead role, with the producers assured she has been taught well. Taught, it turns out, by the 'Angel of Music', the Phantom whose voice rings around in her head.During her triumphant performance, an old friend Raoul rekindles his love for Christine, while the Phantom reveals himself to Christine, luring her to his underground lair. As he tells her how she's been chosen to perform his work-in-progress opera, she lifts his mask to reveal his gruesomely disfigured face, and this begins a tale of jealousy and control.While its reputation as the ultimate romantic musical precedes it, watching the show in the #MeToo era throws up for a few uneasy moments. As the Phantom's manipulation and desire to control Christine become more and more apparent - through some pretty no-nonsense lyrics like "You will curse the day you did not do /All that the Phantom asked of you" - it's difficult not to feel for her as she is trapped and manipulated by a selfish, jealous man.It did create two of the most desirable roles for any musical theatre performer. Originated by Michael Crawford and Sarah Brightman, the production currently features an excellent leading cast of <a href="/theatre-news/interviews/ben-lewis-interview-meet-the-west-ends-new-phantom-of-the-opera">Ben Lewis</a> and Kelly Mathieson. Lewis commands every corner of the stage with the menace of the Phantom, while treating his more tender moments with the deluded pain the character demands. Mathieson plays Christine with the kind of innocent naivety that makes the part convincing, and nails some of the most challenging songs written for the stage.There is still something special about Lloyd Webber's score. Its songs were revelations that shook musical theatre, standards that entered the public consciousness. The '80s synth-opera fusion might seem a little dated, but there's no disputing that descending motif still conjures goose bumps. At the heart of "The Point of No Return" - the Phantom's composition - are the satisfying resolved phrases that are a trademark of the score.In 2018, it's difficult for one to imagine the reaction this production would have received in the '80s. It's wildly over the top - complete with its iconic set pieces, fireballs, and an elephant &nbsp;- and some of these elements raise a chuckle or two at the confidence it must have taken to pull them off. Some of the tricks wouldn't look out of place in <a href="/show/harry-potter-and-the-cursed-child">Harry Potter and the Cursed Child</a>, while others laid the groundwork for a show like <a href="/show/bat-out-of-hell-the-musical">Bat Out of Hell</a> to exist at the heightened level it does.While we could dissect the reaction the show would get if <a href="/show/the-phantom-of-the-opera">Phantom</a>&nbsp;was presented as a new work today, there's no question that it's still wild, it's still joyous, and it's still deserved of its place as the pride of the West End.<a href="/show/the-phantom-of-the-opera">The Phantom of the Opera</a> is currently booking at the <a href="/theatres/her-majestys-theatre">Her Majesty's Theatre</a>.

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This multi-award winning musical continues to captivate audiences at His Majesty’s Theatre in London’s West End, after more than 12,000 performances.

His Majesty’s Theatre is an iconic venue located in the heart of London. This historic venue's grandeur and legacy heighten the aura of the performances it hosts. Nestling in the Theatreland, the edifice is an embodiment of architectural finesse and historical significance, it is an epitome of classic Victorian design with hints of French Renaissance, designed by the celebrated architect Charles J. Phipps and first opened its doors to the theatre-loving public in 1897. Known for churning out some of the best works in dramatic art, the theatre serves as a platform for emerging stars and industry veterans alike. From local productions to international plays and musicals, the theatre has housed a wealth of performances that have touched the hearts of millions. As you walk through its dignified corridors and lush seating areas, you can still feel the legacies of the great actors who graced the stage. One remarkable feature of the theatre is the royal box, which used to be reserved for royal figures. It provides an exceptional viewing experience that makes a trip to His Majesty’s Theatre truly unforgettable.

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His Majesty's Theatre is easily accessible from any part of London. It is just a minute away from Piccadilly Circus tube station and many bus routes stop nearby. There are car parking facilities available in the vicinity as well.

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Ramin Karimloo is best known for Andrew Lloyd Webber's *The Phantom of the Opera*, first joining the production  in the West End in 2003

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