Let It Be: A Celebration Of The Music Of The Beatles is back with a series of new tour dates. This year marks 50 years since The Beatles took those infamous steps across the pedestrian crossing outside EMI’s Abbey Road Studios in London, which went on to become one of the most famous album covers of all time.
The acclaimed concert, which features an Let It Be Part II reunion concert, proved such a hit with audiences and critics alike when it was premiered last year and a sell out European Tour, that it is now returning for a new UK Tour through Spring 2019.
The cast will comprise Emanuele Angeletti (Paul McCartney); John Brosnan (George Harrison); and Ben Cullingworth (Ringo Starr) all resuming their respective roles from the previous tour. Richard Jordan as John Lennon completes the Fab Four line-up. The band will be joined on stage throughout the tour by musical director Michael Bramwell on keyboards.
The acclaimed concert, which features an Let It Be Part II reunion concert, proved such a hit with audiences and critics alike when it was premiered last year and a sell out European Tour, that it is now returning for a new UK Tour through Spring 2019.
The cast will comprise Emanuele Angeletti (Paul McCartney); John Brosnan (George Harrison); and Ben Cullingworth (Ringo Starr) all resuming their respective roles from the previous tour. Richard Jordan as John Lennon completes the Fab Four line-up. The band will be joined on stage throughout the tour by musical director Michael Bramwell on keyboards.
Emanuele Angeletti (Paul McCartney) was part of the original cast to open Let It Be in London’s West End in 2012. He has played Paul McCartney in various productions for 17 years. After playing guitar right-handed, he then taught himself to play left-handed just like Paul McCartney. Manny is from Civita Castellana, near Rome, and is still based in Italy. He also starred in the lead role of Macca – The Concert in 2017 and 2018.
John Brosnan (George Harrison) is also part of the original cast who opened Let It Be in the West End (2012) and on New York’s Broadway (2013), which he classes as real highlights. The Irish/Australian is now London based. John has performed Beatles’ music with major symphony orchestras across the world.
Ben Cullingworth (Ringo Starr) A self-confessed Beatles’ fan, Ben previously appeared in Let It Be between 2013 and 2015, before rejoining the show again last year to appear in the updated production. His theatre credits also include The Sessions, Million Dollar Quarter, and 20th Century Boy. Ben is from Market Harborough, Leicestershire.
Richard Jordan (John Lennon) professional musician Richard has performed in Beatles bands for 17 years. He is delighted to step into the role of John Lennon. Richard has performed all over the UK, including many times at Liverpool’s Cavern Club. His favourite Beatles era was the early 1960s, the rock ‘n’ roll days. Richard is from Redcar in the North East and has family links to Glasgow.
Michael Bramwell (keyboards) studied piano at the London College of Music and has performed, recorded and toured internationally as a pianist and keyboard player. He was Associate Musical Director for We Will Rock You in Germany, and also regularly performed in the London production. He has been part of the Let It Be cast since the show opened in 2012. Michael is from South London.
John Brosnan (George Harrison) is also part of the original cast who opened Let It Be in the West End (2012) and on New York’s Broadway (2013), which he classes as real highlights. The Irish/Australian is now London based. John has performed Beatles’ music with major symphony orchestras across the world.
Ben Cullingworth (Ringo Starr) A self-confessed Beatles’ fan, Ben previously appeared in Let It Be between 2013 and 2015, before rejoining the show again last year to appear in the updated production. His theatre credits also include The Sessions, Million Dollar Quarter, and 20th Century Boy. Ben is from Market Harborough, Leicestershire.
Richard Jordan (John Lennon) professional musician Richard has performed in Beatles bands for 17 years. He is delighted to step into the role of John Lennon. Richard has performed all over the UK, including many times at Liverpool’s Cavern Club. His favourite Beatles era was the early 1960s, the rock ‘n’ roll days. Richard is from Redcar in the North East and has family links to Glasgow.
Michael Bramwell (keyboards) studied piano at the London College of Music and has performed, recorded and toured internationally as a pianist and keyboard player. He was Associate Musical Director for We Will Rock You in Germany, and also regularly performed in the London production. He has been part of the Let It Be cast since the show opened in 2012. Michael is from South London.
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