Name: Natalie Weiss Returns to London!
Start: 2024-11-11 19:00:00
End: 2024-11-11 20:00:00
Location: Leicester Square Theatre

A whole pandemic plus a few years later (5 to be exact), Natalie Weiss is finally back in London! A renowned vocal coach, actor, singer, entrepreneur, creator of the viral series "Breaking Down The Riffs", Natalie is currently wowing audiences with her bravura performance in the title role of Beautiful: The Carole King Musical in Olney, Maryland (in the states). On Monday, November 11th, she brings her solo show, "Adulting" to the Leicester Square Theatre. She'll be serving iconic pop covers, musical theatre classics, and hilarious anecdotes per usual, all while trying to get to the bottom of this whole 'being an adult' thing.

Natalie Weiss gained an international following from her performance videos and popular series, "Breaking Down The Riffs�". RECORDINGS: The Greatest Showman, Dear Evan Hansen, The Incredibles 2, tracks by Jason Robert Brown, Scott Alan, Jonathan Reid Gealt, Kerrigan & Lowdermilk, Joey Contreras, Kooman & Dimond. BROADWAY: Everyday Rapture (u/s Menonettes), OFF-BROADWAY: Emojiland (Construction Worker), NATIONAL TOURS: Les Miserables (swing), Wicked(ensemble/u/s Elphaba). REGIONAL: Beautiful: The Carole King Musical (Carole King), Into The Woods (The Witch), Ghost (Molly) and Chess(Florence). TV: American Idol Season 4. EDUCATION: BFA in musical theatre from Penn State University.

Featuring Stuart Morley on keys, Tom Clare on drums, Nick Kendall on guitar, Greg Hagger on bass, and Chrissie Huntley on Backup vocals, (special guests announced at a later date).

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