2011 - 2019 - History
2011
BETTY BLUE EYES
opened at The Novello Theatre, London, on 13 April 2011

Photograph: Catherine Ashmore © Cameron Mackintosh Ltd
BETTY BLUE EYES
was composed by George Stiles and Anthony Drewe, with the book by Ron Cowen and Daniel Lipman, and based on the Alan Bennett novel, A Private Function

Photograph: Michael Le Poer Trench © Cameron Mackintosh Ltd

Photograph: Michael Le Poer Trench © Cameron Mackintosh Ltd
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Photograph: Michael Le Poer Trench © Cameron Mackintosh Ltd
BETTY BLUE EYES
closed on 24 September 2011
OLIVER! UK TOUR
opened at The Wales Millennium Centre, Cardiff, on 20 December 2011
2012
THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA UK TOUR
opened at the Theatre Royal, Plymouth on 13 March 2012

Photograph: Robin Savage © Cameron Mackintosh Ltd

Photograph: Alastair Muir © Cameron Mackintosh Ltd

Photograph: Michael Le Poer Trench © Cameron Mackintosh Ltd.
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Photograph: Michael Le Poer Trench © Cameron Mackintosh Ltd.

Photograph: Michael Le Poer Trench © Cameron Mackintosh Ltd.

Photograph: Michael Le Poer Trench © Cameron Mackintosh Ltd
2014
Miss Saigon
opened at The Prince Edward Theatre, London on 21 May 2014

Photo by Matthew Murphy

Photo by Michael Le Poer Trench and Matthew Murphy

Photograph: Michael Le Poer Trench © Cameron Mackintosh Ltd.

Photo by Matthew Murphy
The company
were a truly international cast, assembled from nations across the globe, including the UK, Australia, Holland, Korea, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and USA
MISS SAIGON
took its final flight at The Prince Edward on 27 February 2016
2015
Mary Poppins UK & Ireland Tour
began at Curve, Leicester, in October 2015

Photo by Johan Persson

Photo by Johan Persson

Photo by Manuel Harlan

Photo by Dewynters and Katrina Tepper

Photo by Johan Persson
The UK & Ireland Tour
completed its run at The Millennium Centre in Cardiff in January 2017.
Following the UK Tour, Mary Poppins played brief engagements in Zurich in February 2017, and at the newly opened Dubai Opera House in May 2017

Photo by Johan Persson
2016
Half A Sixpence
opened at the Noël Coward Theatre, London on 17 November 2016

Photo by Manuel Harlan


Photo by Chris Nash
Half A Sixpence
stars Charlie Stemp as Arthur Kipps, Devon-Elise Johnson as Ann Pornick, Emma Williams as Helen Walsingham and Ian Bartholomew as Chitterlow
Half A Sixpence
played its final London performance in September 2017
2017

Miss Saigon
The American Theatre Wing’s 71st Annual Antoinette Perry “Tony” Awards® nominations are announced in early May 2017. Miss Saigon is nominated for Best Musical Revival, and Eva Noblezada for Best Actress in a Musical.
Miss Saigon
completed its Broadway run in January 2018

Photo by Johan Persson
HAMILTON
after smashing box office records on Broadway. the winner of 11 Tony Awards, cultural sensation HAMILTON opens in London at the newly-refurbished Victoria Palace Theatre
Miss Saigon
opened at the Broadway Theatre in New York on March 1, 2017. The production starred performers from the West End production, Jon Jon Briones (The Engineer), Eva Noblezada (Kim), Alistair Brammer (Chris) and Rachelle Ann Go (Gigi)

Miss Saigon UK Tour
opens at at Curve, Leicester in July 2017, starring Sooha Kim as Kim, Red Concepcion as The Engineer, Ashley Gilmour as Chris, Zoe Doano as Ellen, and Gerald Santos as Thuy


2018


Hamilton
breaks the record for the most nominated production in the history of the Laurence Olivier Awards at the 2018 ceremony, with 13 nominations, winning 7 awards, including Best New Musical

2019
Les Misérables
Les Misérables' London home, Queen's Theatre, goes under an extensive 20-week renovation project. To continue the run of the world's longest-running musical, a Staged Concert of the show is presented next door at the Gielgud Theatre, featuring an all-star cast


Photo by Michael Le Poer Trench
Mary Poppins
A revival of Mary Poppins opened at its original London home, Prince Edward Theatre, in October 2019. The production won two Laurence Olivier Awards, Best Set Design for Bob Crowley and Best Theatre Choreographer for Matthew Bourne and Stephen Mear, as well as receiving nominations for Best Musical Revival and performers Zizi Strallen (Mary Poppins), Charlie Stemp (Bert) and Petula Clark (Bird Woman)

Photo by Johan Persson

Photo by Michael Le Poer Trench
Les Misérables
Les Misérables returns to its London home, Sondheim (formerly Queen's) Theatre, in December 2019 in a spectacular new production

Photo by Johan Persson

Photo by Johan Persson

Photo by Johan Persson