Darren Criss – Live at the Royal Albert Hall

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Where: London
Sold by: Theatre Tickets Direct

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About the show

From Theatre Tickets Direct's listing

Darren Criss returns to London for a very special one-night-only concert at the Royal Albert Hall, where he’ll be taking audiences on a musical odyssey unlike anything he’s ever done before.

From cult internet sensation to acclaimed star of stage and screen, the Tony, Emmy and Golden Globe Award-winner will bring his unique brand of humour and storytelling to an eclectic playlist of songs that have defined his life and career as a performer.

Join us for an evening that is part concert, part celebration and part personal scrapbook. An unforgettable opportunity to revisit the songs, stories and performances that have shaped his path from cult internet sensation to acclaimed star of stage and screen.

From his breakout role as Blaine Anderson in the global phenomenon Glee to his acclaimed turns in Hedwig and the Angry Inch and the Tony Award-winning Maybe Happy Ending, Criss reflects on the projects that have earned him a devoted following while sharing the music, memories and inspirations behind them.

This special event offers an intimate and deeply personal portrait of one of Broadway’s most versatile, charismatic and beloved artists.

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