Lea Salonga "MISS SAIGON" Jonathan Pryce / Queen Elizabeth 1991 Souvenir Program

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About Lea Salonga "MISS SAIGON" Jonathan Pryce / Queen

This is a rare souvenir program from a Special Benefit performance of the Original West End production of the ALAIN BOUBLIL and CLAUDE-MICHEL SCHONBERG musical "MISS SAIGON" in the Gracious Presence of Her Majesty QUEEN ELIZABETH, the Queen Mother on March 4th, 1991 at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane in London. (The London production opened September 20th, 1989 and ran for 4246 performances. The Original Broadway production would open April 11th, 1991 at the Broadway Theatre in New York City and run for 4092 performances.) ..... The special performance in aid of the Entertainment Artistes' Benevolent Fund starred JONATHAN PRYCE as the "Engineer" and LEA SALONGA as "Kim" (both in their final London performances before crossing the Atlantic to repeat their starring roles on Broadway) and included CLAIRE MOORE, SIMON BOWMAN, PETER POLYCARPOU, KEITH BURNS, MONIQUE WILSON, ISAY ALVAREZ, DOMINIQUE NOBLES, JENINE DESIDERIO, PINKY AMADOR, RUTHIE HENSHALL, SUCHITRA SEN SAWRATTAN, SHUKUBI YO, ANTOINETTE LO, CLAUDIA CADETTE, JOHNNY AMOBI, GERARD CASEY, MARK CARROLL, RICHARD CALKIN, GREG ELLIS, ANDREW GOLDER, NICK HOLDER, JIMMY JOHNSTON, GLYN KERSLAKE, RAY SHELL, MICHAEL STRASSEN, LOUIE SPENCE, AIDEN WATERS, TASH O'CONNOR, MARK BOND, ROBERT SENA, JON JON BRIONES, CHOOI KHENG BEH, JUNIX INOCIAN, MIGUEL DIAZ, JAY IBOT, VICTOR LAUREL, BOBBY MARTINO, WILLIAM MICHAELS, LYON ROQUE and ANDY LANAI ..... CREDITS: Book by ALAIN BOUBLIL and CLAUDE-MICHEL SCHONBERG ("Les Miserables"); Music by CLAUDE-MICHEL SCHONBERG; Lyrics by RICHARD MALTBY, Jr. and ALAIN BOUBLIL; Adapted from the Original French Lyrics by ALAIN BOUBLIL; Additional Material by RICHARD MALTBY, Jr.; Sets designed by JOHN NAPIER; Costumes designed by ANDREANE NEOFITOU and SUZY BENZINGER; Musical Staging by BOB AVIAN; Directed by NICHOLAS HYTNER; Produced by CAMERON MACKINTOSH ..... DETAILS: The over-sized 44 page program measures 9" X 12" inches and includes full production credits, a synopsis of the play, extensive historica