SONGS FOR JEREMY To Return To The Southwark Playhouse In May

Stars of the West End, including Aladdin's genie, Trevor Dion Nicholas, who was recently also seen on ITV's All Star Musicals, will be performing in an evening of musical theatre in London as 'Songs for Jeremy' returns to the Southwark Playhouse for the second year running on 12 May, in aid of The Good Grief Trust.

The show is organised by the Trust's Young Ambassador, Katie Shalka in memory of her father Jeremy Shalka, who died when she was 14.

Katie, a graduate of both the London School of Musical Theatre and The Brit School, has brought together cast members from shows such as Hamilton, LES MISERABLES, Aladdin, Miss Saigon, Hadestown, Little Shop of Horrors, The Book of Mormon, West Side Story, and Six, who have kindly given up their time to celebrate the life of Jeremy and also raise money for The Good Grief Trust.

Last year's sell-out concert raised £2,500 for the Trust.

Performers joining Trevor Dion Nicholas include:

Helen Aylott - LES MISERABLES

Asha Banks - The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole aged 13 ¾, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, 1984 Annie, LES MISERABLES

Danny Becker - Aladdin, Light in the Piazza, Singing in the Rain

Tarinn Callender- Hamilton

Megan Gardiner- LES MISERABLES

Rob Herron- Miss Saigon

Rosalind James- Bat out of Hell, Little Shop of Horrors

Reneé Lamb - Six, Little Shop of Horrors, Ain't Misbehaving

Isabella Pappas - Bring it on, Annie, The Nether

Lukin Simmonds - Book of Mormon- West Side Story

Shaq Taylor- LES MISERABLES, Hadestown

The ensemble includes:

Bella Bowen, Eleanor Walsh, Ema-Mae West, Emma Breton, Evie Rose Lane, Francesca Swarbrick, Gabriela Gregorian , Holly Freeman, Nicola Demosthenes, Holly-Jayne Crowter , Jeannie May Adam, Kirsty King, Lucy Aiston, Madi Horne, Megan Jarvie, Sarah Logue, Sarah Leanna Howe, Sinead Wall.

The Good Grief Trust is run for the bereaved by the bereaved, offering help to people after loss to find the right support for them.

For tickets, go to www.southwarkplayhouse.co.uk

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