Colm Wilkinson to Tour U.K. and Ireland, Including Date at West End's Lyceum Theatre | Playbill

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News Colm Wilkinson to Tour U.K. and Ireland, Including Date at West End's Lyceum Theatre Colm Wilkinson, who created the role of Jean Valjean in the original 1985 London production of Les Miserables and subsequently reprised it on Broadway in 1987 (where he was Tony-nominated), is embarking on a concert tour of the U.K. and Ireland in June. Amongst the dates will be a night at the West End's Lyceum Theatre June 24.

Entitled Broadway and Beyond, after his most recent CD release of the same name, he previously presented this evening of song at Toronto's Centre for the Arts in August 2011.

The new tour will commence at Cork's Opera House June 6-7, then continue to Dublin's Bord Gáis Energy Theatre June 10 and 17, Limerick's University Concert Hall June 13, Edinburgh's Playhouse June 20 and Cardiff's St. David's Hall June 29.

As well as Les Miserables, Wilkinson also created the role of the Phantom in Andrew Lloyd Webber's The Phantom of the Opera at its first outing at Lloyd Webber's private Sydmonton Festival in 1985, before playing the role in the show's Canada premiere in 1989, which he did for 1,700 performances.

He created the role of Che on the original 1976 recording of Evita, but didn't do the subsequent stage version, and the role(s) of Jekyll and Hyde on the original 1990 concept album of Frank Wildhorn's score.

For full tour booking details, visit colmwilkinson.com.

 
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