Nederlander Theatres - The Prince of Egypt <br><small>A New Musical</small>

The Prince of Egypt
A New Musical

5 Feb 2020 — 12 Sep 2020

Experience the epic emotion and soaring music of The Prince of Egypt, the extraordinary new musical from three-time Academy Award®-winner Stephen Schwartz (Wicked, Godspell) and writer Philip LaZebnik (Mulan, Pocahontas).

Journey through the wonders of Ancient Egypt as two young men, raised together as brothers in a kingdom of privilege, find themselves suddenly divided by a secret past. One must rule as Pharaoh, the other must rise up and free his true people; both face a destiny that will change history forever.

Based on the acclaimed DreamWorks Animation film, and featuring the Academy Award®-winning, chart-topping song ‘When You Believe’, The Prince of Egypt is an exhilarating, powerful and joyous celebration of belief and the human spirit.

The adventure begins February 2020 for 32 weeks only.

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Monday – Saturday: 7.30pm *
Thursday and Saturday: 2.30pm

* Tuesday 25 February 2020: 7pm

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From £19.50

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Additional Shows There will be matinees at 2.30pm on Tuesdays 14 April, 11 August and 25 August 2020.

Theatre Accessibility
For information about d/Deaf and disabled access at the Dominion Theatre and details of Access Performances of The Prince of Egypt, please visit dominiontheatre.com/access or call 020 7927 0929.

Advisory Information
The show may contain strobe lighting and haze effects.

Age Restrictions 
The production is recommended for ages 7+. Children under the age of 5 cannot be admitted.

Pricing Information
Ticket prices include a £1.50 restoration levy and are subject to change without notice.

Luke Brady Moses Actor

Training: RADA | Theatre includes: ‘Feste’ in Twelfth Night, ‘Bassanio’ in The Merchant Of Venice, ‘Lucentio’ in The Taming Of The Shrew (all at Shakespeare’s Globe); ‘Miller's Son’ in St George And The Dragon (National Theatre); ‘Anthony’ in Sweeney Todd (Adelphi Theatre and Chichester Festival Theatre); ‘Jesus’ in Vernon God Little (Young Vic); ‘Matt’ in The Fantasticks (Duchess Theatre) and ‘Joey’ in Tarantula In Petrol Blue (Aldeburgh Music). | Television includes: ‘Adam’ in Fresh Meat (Channel 4). | Film includes: Murder on The Orient Express, Twentieth Century Fox, directed by Kenneth Branagh. | Recordings include: 2012 London Cast Recording of Sweeney Todd. | Other work includes: Founding partner of the music group ‘Pieces to the Puzzle’. | Luke would like to send his love to his family and friends and give a special mention to Cosmo Jackson and Hurtwood House, whose support helped him live a dream.
Liam Tamne Ramses Actor

Training: Laine Theatre Arts | Theatre includes: ‘Giuseppe Naccarelli’ in The Light in the Piazza (Royal Festival Hall / The Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, Los Angeles); ‘Lin Manuel Miranda’ in Spamilton (Menier Chocolate Factory); ‘Freddy Rodriquez’ in Working The Musical (Southwark Playhouse); ‘Frank-N-Furter’ in The Rocky Horror Show (UK Tour); ‘Raoul’ in The Phantom of the Opera (Her Majesty's Theatre); ‘Enjolras’ in Les Misérables (Queen’s Theatre); ‘Jordan Jones’ in Departure Lounge The Musical (Waterloo East Theatre); Hair (Gielgud Theatre); ‘Link Larkin’ in Hairspray (Shaftesbury Theatre) and Wicked (Apollo Victoria Theatre). | Recordings include: Working the Musical; Departure Lounge; The Music Box; Self Taught; Still Learning (The Music of Chris Passey) and The In-Between. Liam is currently working on his own album. | Other work includes: ‘Holly Martins’ in The Third Man workshop; ‘Electra’ in Starlight Express workshop; ‘Ralph Rackstraw’ in HMS Pinafore workshop and Love Never Dies workshop. | Liam would like to take this opportunity to thank his parents, family and friends, the fantastic teachers at Laine Theatre Arts and The Allesley School of Dance, his husband and their bulldogs Daphne and Godfrey. Liam would also like to extend a special thank you to Stephen Schwartz for believing in him.
Christine Allado Tzipporah Actor

Theatre includes: ‘Peggy Schuyler’ and ‘Maria Reynolds’ in Hamilton (Victoria Palace Theatre); ‘Vanessa’ in In The Heights (Kings Cross Theatre); ‘Dovee’ in Here Lies Love (National Theatre); ‘Ursula’ in Sweet Charity (Royal Exchange); 'Turandot' in Turandot (Regent Theatre); 'Minerva’ in From Here To Eternity (Shaftesbury Theatre); 'Girlie' in Beyond The Fence (Arts Theatre) and 'Aggie Hurley' in A Catered Affair (Jack Lyons Theatre). | Television includes: Rhyme Time Town (Dreamworks Animation, Netflix); 'Jasmine' in Royal Hearts (Hallmark) and 'Maria' in West Side Stories – The Making of a Classic (BBC/Reef TV). | Recordings include: The Clockmakers Daughter (Auburn Jam Records and David Ball Productions). | Other work: Royal Variety Performance (ITV, London Palladium); Andrea Bocelli Cinema and Si arena tours (Europe and Asia); concerts at the Royal Opera House, Royal Albert Hall and Cadogan Hall.
Alexia Khadime Miriam Actor

Theatre: ‘Laura’ in The Distance You Have Come (Cockpit Theatre); ‘Rita Marley’ in One Love (Birmingham Rep); ‘Princess Tahlia’ in Sleeping Beauty (Hackney Empire); ‘Nabalungi’ in The Book of Mormon (Prince of Wales); ‘Alice’ in Dick Whittington (Hackney Empire); ‘Eponine’ in Les Misérables (Queen’s Theatre); ‘Deb’ in Ordinary Days (Trafalgar Studios); ‘Harmonia’ in Welcome to Thebes (National Theatre); ‘Elphaba’ in Wicked (Apollo Victoria Theatre); ‘Nala’ in The Lion King (Lyceum Theatre); ‘Candy’ in Whistle Down the Wind (UK Tour); ‘Ronnie Spector’ in Leader of the Pack (UK Tour) and Cinderella (Hackney Empire). | TV & Film: Alabama; Rocketman; Wanderlust; London Road; Splatalot; Les Misérables; Comin’ Atcha; The Queen’s Nose; The Bill; Grange Hill; MacGyver; Class Action; The Sculptress; Dream Team and Separate Truths. | Voice over: ‘Sardonyx’ in Steven Universe (Cartoon Network). | Recordings: Amazing Grace and Pride film soundtracks. | I’m humbled and grateful to be a part of this wonderful production. A big, huge thank you to my mum who has always been my rock and believed in me. A special thank you to Darren Rugg and everyone at AHA Talent for your constant support and faith in me.
Joe Dixon Seti Actor

Associate Artist, Royal Shakespeare Company. | Training: RADA | Theatre includes: Imperium 1 & II; The Tempest; The Orphan of Zhao; Boris Godunov; Troilus and Cressida (Wooster Group co-production); A Midsummer Night’s Dream; Love’s Labour’s Lost; Titus Andronicus; The Malcontent; The Island Princess; The Roman Acto; The Comedy of Errors (all RSC); The Real Inspector Hound/The Critic (Chichester Festival Theatre); Uncle Vanya (St James); Our Ajax (Southwark Playhouse); Roller Diner (Soho Theatre); Cruel and Tender (Young Vic, Bouffe Du Nord); As You Like It (Cheek by Jowl, world tour); The Duchess of Malfi (Greenwich/Wyndham’s); Romeo & Juliet (ESC); The Winter’s Tale (National Theatre); The Bacchae(Southbank Centre); Women Beware Women (Royal Court) and Our Country’s Good (Gate, Dublin). | TV includes: A.D. Kingdom and Empire (NBC); Atlantis (BBC); Lewis (ITV); Vera (ITV); Sirens (Channel 4); 32 Brinkburn Street (BBC); Criminal Justice (BBC); Silent Witness (BBC); Doctor Who (BBC); When I’m Sixty-Four (BBC); The Stretford Wives (BBC); An Unsuitable Job for a Woman (ITV); Tiger Bay (BBC) and Holding On (BBC). | Film includes: The Cold Light of Day; 14 Days with Victor; The Mummy Returns; Rise of the Footsoldier and The Changeling
Debbie Kurup Queen Tuya Actor

Theatre includes: Blues in the Night (Kiln); Sweet Charity (Donmar Warehouse); Girl From The North Country(The Old Vic/Noël Coward); The Threepenny Opera (NT); Anything Goes (Sheffield/UK Tour); The Bodyguard - Olivier Award nomination, ‘Best Performance in a Supporting Role in a Musical’ (Adelphi); Chicago(Cambridge/Adelphi); Sister Act (London Palladium); Oliver! (Cyprus); I Love You Because (Landor); East(Leicester Curve); West Side Story (Prince of Wales); Tonight’s The Night (Victoria Palace); Rent (Prince of Wales/UK Tour); Fame (UK Tour); Guys And Dolls (Sheffield); Pal Joey (Chichester); Poison (Tricycle); Boogie Nights (Savoy). | Television includes: The Two Wolves; West Side Stories – The Making of a Classic. | Film includes: Hollow. | Recordings include: Girl From the North Country; Sister Act; Chess in Concert; You Are Home, (Anderson and Petty); Tonight’s the Night. | Other work includes: Best of the Rock Musicals (Eventim Apollo); King (Hackney Empire); The World Goes Round (The Other Palace); Rhythm of Life (St. James Theatre); Chess in Concert (Royal Albert Hall) Les Misérables and Jesus Christ Superstar in concert (Jersey).
Gary Wilmot Jethro Actor

Theatre includes: ‘Jonathan Ripples’, Mr Gum & the Dancing Bear (National Theatre); ‘Mrs Crumble’, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (Palladium); ‘Major/Monsieur Armande’, Flowers for Mrs Harris (Chichester); ‘Sarah The Cook’, Dick Whittington (Palladium); ‘Badger’, The Wind in the Willows (Palladium); ‘George McMillan’, Big(Plymouth/Ireland); ‘Anthony’, End of the Rainbow (tour); ‘Andre Thibault’, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (West End & tour); ‘Ali Hakim’, Oklahoma! (tour); ‘Vernon Hines’, The Pajama Game (West End), ‘Sammy Shaw’, Radio Times (Watermill & tour); ‘Thomas Marvel’, The Invisible Man (Menier Chocolate Factory); ‘Septimus Podgers’, Lord Arthur Saville’s Crime (tour); ‘Billy Flynn’, Chicago (tour); ‘Arthur Kipps’, Half A Sixpence (tour); ‘Dick Deadeye’, H.M.S. Pinafore (Regents Park); ‘Caractacus Potts’, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (Palladium); ‘Henry 3’, Travels With My Aunt (tour); ‘Pirate King’, The Pirates of Penzance (Regent’s Park & tour); ‘Bottom’, A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Regent’s Park); Confusions (tour); ‘Dennis Cain’, One For The Road (Bristol Old Vic); ‘Fagin’, Oliver!(tour); ‘Elliot Garfield’, The Goodbye Girl (West End); ‘Tony’, Copacabana (West End), ‘Joe’, Carmen Jones (The Old Vic) and ‘Bill Snibson’, Me and My Girl (West End & tour, TMA ‘Best Actor’ nomination). | Television includes: Diamonds Are Forever - The Don Black Songbook; Cue Gary; Showstopper; The Saturday Gang; Copycats and Never Mind the Buzzcocks. | Other Credits include: Host/Soloist of From Hackney to Hollywood - The Songs of Don Black (tour) and host of the Olivier Awards. | As writer and director: Sweet Lorraine (Regis Centre, Bognor Regis).
Adam Pearce Hotep Actor

Training: Guildford School of Acting (1st Class BA Hons) and The National Youth Music Theatre. | Theatre: ‘Augustin Magaldi’, Evita (Regents Park); ‘Viktor’ original cast of Local Hero (Lyceum, Edinburgh); ‘Max Von Mayerling’, Sunset Boulevard (UK and European Tour); Les Misérables, understudy/played ‘Javert’ and ‘Thenardier’ (Queen's); ‘Officer Barrel’ original UK cast Urinetown (Other Palace); ‘Octavious Crabbe’ in the original Cast of The Light Princess (National); understudy ‘Judge Turpin’, Sweeney Todd (Adelphi and Chichester); ‘Squelch’ original cast of Love Never Dies (Adelphi); original cast of Knights Of The Rose (Arts); Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (Adelphi); Alice in Wonderland (West Yorkshire Playhouse); Evita (Adelphi). | Film: The Current War and Les Misérables. | Recordings: The Light Princess; Les Misérables (film Soundtrack); Love Never Dies; Sweeney Todd; Evita and Tale of Two Cities. | Originally from Portsmouth, Adam would like to thank his wife and family for their constant love and support. He cannot wait for his son Henry to visit the West End for the first time to watch his Dad perform.
Tanisha Spring Nefertari Actor

Theatre includes: Little Shop of Horrors (Storyhouse); Making Porn (Above the Stag); Caroline, or Change (Playhouse Theatre); Big Fish (The Other Palace); One Love – The Bob Marley Musical (Birmingham Rep); Beautiful - The Carol King Musical (Aldwych Theatre); Hairspray (Bronowski Productions/ Macau); Seussical (Selladoor); Thriller Live (West End, UK & European Tour). | Television includes: Old Spice: She Nose Best; Smart Energy UK (Somesuch); Baileys: Pour Spectacular; Top of the Pops; League of Their Own (choreographer). | Film includes: Once an Old Lady... (Genesis Child Films); Dancing Queen (Left Eye Blind - choreographer). | Other work includes: Lights EP - Kitchen Party (Island Records); Bat Out Of Hell (promotional tour).
Silas Wyatt-Barke Aaron Actor

Training: Rose Bruford College. | Theatre includes: Twelfth Night (Young Vic); As You Like It (Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre); Much Ado About Nothing (Rose Theatre, Kingston); Dr Seuss’ The Lorax (The Old Vic Theatre and Royal Alexandra Theatre, Toronto); Forty Years On (Chichester Festival Theatre); The Emperor and the Nightingale (Theatre by the Lake, Keswick); The Go-Between (Apollo Theatre, West End); Sunny Afternoon (Harold Pinter Theatre, West End) and Jack and the Beanstalk (Key Theatre, Peterborough). | Film includes: Benjamin (Open Palm Films).

Stephen Schwartz Music and Lyrics

Stephen Schwartz is the recipient of three Academy Awards®, four Grammy Awards®, a Golden Globe® and the Isabelle Stevenson Tony Award®. He is best known for his many successful stage musicals, including Wicked, Pippin and Godspell, as well as for his song-writing collaborations with Alan Menken on films including Disney’s Enchanted, Pocahontas and The Hunchback of Notre Dame. For DreamWorks Animation, he wrote both music and lyrics for The Prince of Egypt. He wrote the opera Seance on a Wet Afternoon and provided English texts for Leonard Bernstein’s Mass. A book about his career, Defying Gravity, is published by Applause Books. stephenschwartz.com
Philip LaZebnik Book

Philip LaZebnik is an award-winning Hollywood screenwriter and playwright. He has written or contributed to screenplays for many of the most successful animated feature films of all time, including Disneys Mulan and Pocahontas and, for DreamWorks Animation, The Prince of Egypt. The screenplay for Mulan won him an Annie Award for ‘Best Animation Screenplay’.
Scott Schwartz Director

Scott Schwartz most recently staged the international hit production of Disney’s The Hunchback of Notre Dame in North America, Japan and Germany. He is the Artistic Director of the renowned Bay Street Theater in Sag Harbor, New York.
Sean Cheesman Choreographer

Sean Cheesman is best known for his work on the television shows So You Think You Can Dance, Dirty Dancing: Time of Your Life and Musicool. He won MTV Music Video ‘Best Choreography/Dance’ awards for Michael & Janet Jackson’s ‘Scream’ and Prince’s ‘Cream’. He also appeared in and choreographed The Bodyguard starring Whitney Houston.
Kevin Depinet Set Designer

Kevin Depinet is an acclaimed, Chicago-based designer who has designed for Steppenwolf, The Goodman Theatre and Chicago Shakespeare as well as for theatres across North America. He was Associate Set Designer for August: Osage County on Broadway and at the National Theatre.
Ann Hould-Ward Costume designer

Ann Hould-Ward won the Tony Award® and received an Olivier Award nomination for Disney’s Beauty and the Beast. She designed costumes for the original Broadway productions of Stephen Sondheim’s Into The Woods and Sunday in the Park with George.
Mike Billings Lighting Designer

Mike Billings has served as the lighting designer on over 50 productions at theatres across North America. He is a two-time LA Ovation Award nominee.
Gareth Owen Sound Designer

Gareth Owen is a three-time Olivier Award-winning and two-time Tony Award® nominated sound designer. Some of his most recent credits include Come From Away (worldwide), 42nd Street, Memphis and, at the London Palladium, Snow White, Dick Whittington and Cinderella.
Jon Driscoll Projection Design

Jon Driscoll has recently designed projections for Small Island, Ink, Brief Encounter and, for Christopher Wheeldon, Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland at the Royal Opera House and around the world. He is an Olivier Award-winner and Tony Award® nominee on Broadway.
Chris Fisher Illusion Designer

Chris Fisher most recently designed illusions for Company (West End) and Angels in America (National Theatre and on Broadway). As Illusions Associate: Harry Potter and the Cursed Child (worldwide), Pinocchio (National Theatre) and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (West End).
August Eriksmoen Orchestrations

August Eriksmoen has most recently created orchestrations for Come From Away (worldwide), for which he won the Olivier Award and received Drama Desk and Grammy® nominations. He received Tony Award® and Drama Desk nominations for Steve Martin’s Bright Star (Broadway).
Dominick Amendum Musical Supervisor and Arrangements

Dominick Amendum served for nearly a decade as Associate Music Supervisor of Stephen Schwartz’s Wicked. He also conducted and music directed Wicked on Broadway, in Los Angeles, and in cities across North America.
Dave Rose Musical Director

Dave Rose was Musical Director for the recent UK & Ireland and International Tours of Stephen Schwartz’s Wicked. He also served as Musical Director for the UK & Ireland Tour of Shrek.
Jim Arnold Casting Director

Jim Arnold CDG is the UK Casting Director for Wicked. His other recent credits include West Side Story (Royal Exchange Theatre Manchester) and Captain Corelli’s Mandolin (UK Tour).
DreamWorks Theatricals Producer

DreamWorks Theatricals, a division of Universal Theatrical Group, was established to develop and produce live stage productions inspired by the studio’s acclaimed animated films, including Shrek The Musical, Madagascar Live! and The Prince of Egypt. UTG, the live theatre division of Universal Pictures, is currently represented by the musical phenomenon Wicked, which has been seen by 60 million people worldwide, making it one of the most successful theatrical ventures of all time. Universal’s critically acclaimed musical adaptation of Billy Elliot, which won four Olivier Awards and ten Tony Awards®, including Best Musical, concluded its 11-year run in the West End and continues to play worldwide. Recently, Universal produced the Broadway premiere of Irving Berlin’s Holiday Inn with Roundabout Theatre Company and the Tony Award®-nominated Broadway production of Bring It On: The Musical.
Michael McCabe Producer

Michael McCabe is an independent, four-time Olivier Award-winning producer in the UK and Tony Award® nominated on Broadway. He has, since 2006, been represented in the UK by Wicked, as its Executive Producer. His additional West End producing credits include An American in Paris, Sweeney Todd, Million Dollar Quartet, Spring Awakening and, on Broadway, How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying. He was also the original Marketing Director of Mamma Mia!.
Neil Laidlaw Producer

Neil Laidlaw heads up Neil Laidlaw Productions, a theatrical producing and general management company. West End credits include Oslo, The Grinning Man, Annie, Long Day’s Journey Into Night, Show Boat, Gypsy and A Doll’s House. Other producing credits include Captain Corelli’s Mandolin (UK Tour), The Steamie (Scottish Tour), Canned Laughter (Scottish Tour), Annie (UK Tour) and Beautiful Thing (Sound Theatre, London).

Rates for group bookings

10+ Accelerator Rate
Book and Pay by 27 September 2019

Monday – Thursday Off Peak
Price Levels 1-3: £32.50
Monday – Thursday 7.30pm and Thursday 2.30pm performances, excluding peak periods *

Friday + Peak Performances
Price Levels 1-3: £37.50
All Friday 7.30pm performances, and peak period Monday – Friday 7.30pm and Thursday 2.30pm performances *

25+ Accelerator Rate
Book and Pay by 27 September 2019
Price Levels 1-4: £25.00
Monday – Thursday 7.30pm and Thursday 2.30pm performances, excluding peak periods *

Group rates available from Wednesday 26 February 2020.

* Peak Periods: 6-18 April, 25-30 May, 27 July – 1 September 2020.

10+ Standard Group Rate

Monday – Thursday Off Peak
Price Levels 1-2: £39.50
Price Levels 3 and below: £28.50
Monday – Thursday 7.30pm and Thursday 2.30pm performances, excluding peak periods *

Friday + Peak Performances
Price Levels 1-2: £42.50
Price Levels 3 and below: £35.50
All Friday performances, and peak period Monday – Friday 7.30pm and Thursday 2.30pm performances *

25+ Standard Group Rate
Price Levels 1-2: £32.50
Price Levels 3 and below: £25
Monday – Thursday 7.30pm and Thursday 2.30pm performances, excluding peak periods *

10+ School Rate
Price Levels 1-2: £22.50
Price Levels 3 and below: £19.50
One free teacher/accompany adult ticket per 10 paid students
Monday – Thursday 7.30pm and Thursday 2.30pm performances, excluding peak periods *

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