​PUTTING IT TOGETHER
A Musical Review
Music & Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim
Saturday 2 November, 7.30pm
Sunday 3 November, 2pm

£32, £30 adult, £10 child (Booking fee applies)
The Guildhall, Salisbury

Devised by Stephen Sondheim and Julia Mackenzie
​Performed by arrangement with Music Theatre International  
In a brand new boutique production for Celebrate Voice, West End and Broadway star, Janie Dee directs and stars in the legendary composer's revue show, Putting It Together. 

Taking its name from a song from Sunday in the Park with George, Putting It Together showcases Sondheim's masterful songs in a show set at an elegant all-night, penthouse party. With an inspirational West End cast specially chosen by Janie, the show sees the party hosts face marital disillusionment, as a younger couple struggle with their deepest desires, whilst a comedic commentator oversees and influences the action. 

Hot off the recent success of the West End's Sondheim & Friends, starring Janie, this show celebrates nearly 30 of Sondheim's witty, poignant and powerful songs from Follies, A Little Night Music, Company, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum and many more. 

Wife Janie Dee
Husband Nigel Richards
Narrator Kate Butch
Younger Woman Amara Okereke
Younger Man Tom Babbage 

Musical Director Jordan Paul Clarke
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Generously supported by The MackIntosh Foundation

Cast Credits:
Janie Dee Follies (National Theatre), A Little Night Music (Palace Theatre), Sondheim's Old Friends (Gilegud Theatre), Pinter's Celebration (Channel 4 with Colin Firth), acclaimed partnerships with Sondheim, Ayckbourn, Pinter and Peter Hall. Founder of London Climate Change Festival (Coliseum, Sky Arts)
Nigel Richards Beauty & The Beast (National Tour, London Palladium), Phantom (Her Majesty's Theatre), Les Miserables (Palace Theatre), Martin Guerre (Prince Edward Theatre), Songs from a Hotel Bedroom (Royal Opera House), Napoleon (Shaftesbury Theatre), Blood Brothers
Kate Butch RuPaul's Drag Race UK; Kate if You Wanna Go Butcher, Wuthering Shites, Drag Queens vs Vampires (Edinburgh), Sleeping Beauty (Garrick Theatre), Peter Pan (Phoenix Theatre); Podcast Queers Gone By ('one of the world's funniest podcasts', The Guardian)
Amara Okereke My Fair Lady (Eliza) London Coliseum, Les Miserables (Queens Theatre) The Stage Debut Awards 'Best Actress in a Musical', Oklahoma (Chichester Festival Theatre), The Boyfriends (Menier Chocolate Factory)
Tom Babbage (Royal Central School of Speech and Drama), The Motive and the Cue (National Theatre, Sam Mendes), The Fear Maid of the West (Royal Shakespeare Company), The Play That Goes Wrong (Tour), Fun at the Beach Romp-Bomp-a-Lomp! (Southwark Playhouse)