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17 de oct. de 2018 · It’s Sir Cameron Mackintosh’s birthday (17 October) so we’re going to share some little-known but fascinating facts about the theatre giant. 1. He shares his birthday with a couple of other thespians. 17 October is a day for winners! Not only is today Sir Cameron’s birthday, but it’s also the birthday of actor, director, writer and ...
4 de oct. de 2023 · Cameron Mackintosh is the world’s most successful theatre producer.. He started producing shows in 1967, and is the most prolific producer of musicals in theatre history. He has produced three of the world’s longest running musicals, Les Misérables, The Phantom of The Opera and Cats. His other productions include Miss Saigon, Mary Poppins co-produced with Disney, Oliver!, Side By Side By ...
Hace 3 días · Cameron Mackintosh from A to Z. Graham Norton talks to the most successful theatrical producer of all time, Sir Cameron Mackintosh about his life and work. Featuring music from many of his shows.
Mackintosh admits that he and his investors ran a financial risk co-producing the musical with the RSC. "We were risking three hundred thousand pounds (about $450,000) on an eight-week run," he ...
Cameron Mackintosh. Sir Cameron Anthony Mackintosh (nascut el 17 d'octubre de 1946) és un productor teatral anglès, famós per la seva associació en diversos musicals de molt èxit comercial. Al cim del seu èxit el 1990 va ser descrit com el productor teatral de més èxit i màxima influència al món pel New York Times. [1]
Sir Cameron Anthony Mackintosh, (ur. 17 października 1946 w Londynie ) – brytyjski producent teatralny, współtwórca najbardziej kasowych musicali w historii: Kotów , Upiora w Operze , Les Misérables .
Cameron Mackintosh’s acclaimed new production of Boublil and Schönberg’s Les Misérables has returned to London’s Sondheim Theatre. This brilliant new staging has taken the world by storm and has been hailed “Les Mis for the 21st Century” (Huffington Post), “a reborn dream of a production” (Daily Telegraph) and “perfect theatre in a perfect theatre” (Sunday Telegraph).
