Nadim Naaman is launching his new CD “Sides”.

Stage Door Johnny is backstage at Her Majesty’s Theatre, London, with Phantom of the Opera star, Nadim Naaman. Nadim currently plays Raoul in the West End production.

THE COVERS FROM HIS NEW CD
This gifted young actor has recorded his own CD - “Sides” - which features songs from music theatre… it also includes originals penned by Nadim himself.

THE ORIGINALS FROM HIS NEW CD
You can join Nadim for the launch of his CD on June 19th at The Hipodrome Casino.

Nadim’s Bio:

Training: Nadim read Drama at The University of Warwick before training in Musical Theatre at The Royal Academy of Music.

Theatre includes: Charles Clarke in Titanic (Princess of Wales, Toronto), Anthony Hope in Sweeney Todd (Harrington’s Pie & Mash Shop), One Man, Two Guvnors (NT at The Theatre Royal, Haymarket), The Phantom of The Opera (Her Majesty’s), The Sound of Music (The Palladium), Cinderella (The Harlington), Titanic (Southwark Playhouse), Chess (Union), Marguerite (Tabard), Thirteen Days (Arcola), Knight Crew (Glyndebourne), James and The Giant Peach (Watermill) and The Last Five Years (Pleasance).

Workshops include: Gulliver’s Travels (Another Way); The Green Cockatoo (NT); Goodbye Barcelona (Arcola) and Love Never Dies (Really Useful).

Film and Television includes: Madagascar 3: Europe’s Most Wanted, Flying Lessons, One Flat Note, Gareth Malone Goes To Glyndebourne and Britain’s Got Talent.

Concerts include: How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying (Guildhall, City of London Festival), A Little Night Music (The Palace and Yvonne Arnaud), An Arabian Interlude (Kensington Palace), West End Showstoppers (The Harlington), The Phantom of The Opera 25thAnniversary Concert (Royal Albert Hall), Rod Steward – European Tour 2007 (Twickenham) and Concert For Diana with Sir Elton John (Wembley).

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John Bowles, having started his career on Australian variety television at the age of ten, had notched up 300 hours of live national TV by the age of sixteen. As an adult he has gone on to star in many theatrical productions such as ‘Phantom of the Opera’ and ‘Cats’. He has produced, directed and written for television but admits his favourite role is as presenter, and he relishes the opportunity to talk to interesting show business people and tell their stories.