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| Pictured backstage at the Piccadilly Theatre, London, on Saturday, July 30th, 2005, prior to a performance of “Guys and Dolls” are (left to right) Marc McBride, Stephen Mitchell, Ewan McGregor (Sky Masterson) and Lisa Lynch. |
Also pictured backstage at the Piccadilly Theatre, London, are (left to right) Stephen Mitchell, Norman Bowman (who is playing Harry the Horse in “Guys and Dolls” and understudying Ewan McGregor), Lisa Lynch and Marc McBride. |
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| Brian Boardman pictured outside the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London, on Friday, July 13th, 1990, with Lea Salonga (Kim). The theatre had been evacuated during the first half of Miss Saigon, following a bomb scare. However, after a short delay, the performance continued. |
An unintentional double-image picture with Gigi (Isay Alvarez), the girl who is crowned Miss Saigon, in the foreground and Lea and Brian in the background . . . SPOOKY!!!! |
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| Although partially obstructed, Jonathan Pryce (The Engineer) can be seen on left of the picture and Keith Burns (Thuy) on the right. Peter Polycarpou (John) is almost totally hidden by the person to the right of Jonathan Pryce. |
Pictured, following the Les Miserables Masterclass held in London in November 1997, are — from left — John Owen Edwards (musical director), James Powell (resident director), Simon Warwick (Creative Masterclass Company Ltd.) and Brian Boardman. |
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| Taken following a performance of Les Miserables at the Palace Theatre, London, in October 2003 are from left Jenna Davidson, Marie Irvine, Jon Lee (Marius), Lisa Lynch and Greg Davidson. |
...following the Les Miserables Workshop at St Luke’s Queen Street hall, Broughty Ferry, in August 2004, are Andrew Grier, Agnes Boardman, Peter Polycarpou and Brian Boardman. |
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| Backstage before a performance of Grease at the Edinburgh Playhouse in October 2004 are — back row, from left — Ross Cameron, Scott McRuvie, Norman Bowman (Danny) and Greg Davidson. Front row – Brian Boardman, Kirsty Brown and Agnes Boardman. Norman, who was born in Arbroath, is another former Marius in Les Miserables, having played the role in the West End and on the 2nd UK national tour. |
Tricia Stewart, Glenn Carter (Jesus), Ross Cameron and Scott McRuvie pictured following a performance of "Jesus Christ Superstar" at the Festival Theatre, Edinburgh, on Wednesday, February 16, 2005.
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