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And There Was Music

Ben Stock, singer and performer

23-Jul-15 14:30

And There Was Music

Ben Stock, here in KL to teach a young group of would-be musical-theatre performers the skills required for the genre, tells about life on the road for a performer who has to cross not just international borders but also time zones. He tells about the process of putting his show together and the ingredients to make it successful, and then what’s next to follow the earlier success. He is in town to perform in two separate shows over two weekends.


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Tags:  Performing Arts,  Ben Stock,  West End,  musical theatre,  entertainment,  Singing,  Dancing,  Acting,  united kingdom,  Cabaret


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