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England's Robert Madge performs his first solo concert while appearing in the United States in the summer of 2013. Performed in front of a sold out audience, the movie also features cutaways of person…
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England's Robert Madge performs his first solo concert while appearing in the United States in the summer of 2013. Performed in front of a sold out audience, the movie also features cutaways of personal photos and video clips. British singing sensation and London West End theatre star ROBERT MADGE performs live in concert during an engagement in America. The young lad from the West Midlands who co-starred in the Les Miserables 25th Anniversary Concert at London's famed O2 Arena, and other West End musicals including Mary Poppins and Oliver! is at the starting gate of what is sure to be a long and prosperous career as a multifaceted performer. You are invited to join this talented actor On the Night he performed his very first solo concert to a standing-room-only crowd. But more than a document of a fantastic musical evening, this film introduces you to Robert Madge personally through home videos and family photographs. —Davey Porter On the Night: Robert Madge In Concert begins with Robert and his dad at home doing a television-style countdown. During the countdown, Robert teases his dad unmercifully. The show starts with a 1920's recording of "With a Song In My Heart" as the picture fades up to a set that resembles an art deco English gentleman's club. Then the song fades over to the drumbeats of the opening song, "Dance With Me Tonight" and Robert Madge takes the stage. The opening number is followed by these songs: "Bring Him Home" from Les Miserables. "Who I'd Be" from Shrek: The Musical. A medley of "Go the Distance" and Corner of the Sky". Next is "Run" - a Gary Lightbody Snow Patrol cover that includes the 15 members of the Heart of the Valley Children's Choir. "Stars" is followed by Robert's signature song, "With a Song In My Heart" coupled with "Somewhere Over the Rainbow". Another medley follows with "Can't Help Falling In Love" and "Hallelujah". The children's choir make their second appearance during this number. "Me" from Disney's Beauty and the Beast is next, then two more Disney songs; "Her Voice" and "Endless Night" are followed by Andrew Lloyd Webber's "Music of the Night" from Phantom of the Opera. This ends the official part of the show. Then Robert returns for an encore, beginning with "Empty Chairs at Empty Tables" from Les Miz, and the grand finale of Fun's "We Are Young". —Impresario Talent Associates
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England's Robert Madge performs his first solo concert while appearing in the United States in the summer of 2013. Performed in front of a sold out audience, the movie also features cutaways of personal photos and video clips. British singing sensation and London West End theatre star ROBERT MADGE performs live in concert during an engagement in America.
The young lad from the West Midlands who co-starred in the Les Miserables 25th Anniversary Concert at London's famed O2 Arena, and other West End musicals including Mary Poppins and Oliver! is at the starting gate of what is sure to be a long and prosperous career as a multifaceted performer. You are invited to join this talented actor On the Night he performed his very first solo concert to a standing-room-only crowd. But more than a document of a fantastic musical evening, this film introduces you to Robert Madge personally through home videos and family photographs.
—Davey Porter On the Night: Robert Madge In Concert begins with Robert and his dad at home doing a television-style countdown. During the countdown, Robert teases his dad unmercifully. The show starts with a 1920's recording of "With a Song In My Heart" as the picture fades up to a set that resembles an art deco English gentleman's club.
Then the song fades over to the drumbeats of the opening song, "Dance With Me Tonight" and Robert Madge takes the stage. The opening number is followed by these songs: "Bring Him Home" from Les Miserables. "Who I'd Be" from Shrek: The Musical.
A medley of "Go the Distance" and Corner of the Sky". Next is "Run" - a Gary Lightbody Snow Patrol cover that includes the 15 members of the Heart of the Valley Children's Choir. "Stars" is followed by Robert's signature song, "With a Song In My Heart" coupled with "Somewhere Over the Rainbow".
Another medley follows with "Can't Help Falling In Love" and "Hallelujah". The children's choir make their second appearance during this number. "Me" from Disney's Beauty and the Beast is next, then two more Disney songs; "Her Voice" and "Endless Night" are followed by Andrew Lloyd Webber's "Music of the Night" from Phantom of the Opera.
This ends the official part of the show. Then Robert returns for an encore, beginning with "Empty Chairs at Empty Tables" from Les Miz, and the grand finale of Fun's "We Are Young". —Impresario Talent Associates.