Alfie Boe Llanelli concert a sell-out


A sell-out capacity audience will welcome West End singing star and Classical Brits nominee Alfie Boe when he performs in Llanelli in September.
Alfie Boe will join the great voices of the Llanelli Choral Society, Hywel Girls’ Choir & Hywel Boy Singers, pianist Jean Hywel, organist Huw Tregelles Williams – all under the direction of John Hywel Williams MBE – for the sell-out performance at the grand setting of Llanelli’s Tabernacle Chapel.
Alfie Boe – regarded as the nation’s favourite tenor – is no stranger to the world famous stage of both opera and the West End as well as television and radio broadcasts.
Currently enjoying record sales of his albums, Alfie is currently reprising the starring role of Jean Valjean in Les Miserables in London’s West End at the personal request of Sir Cameron Mackintosh, ahead of Alfie’s sell-out UK “Bring Him Home Tour” later this year.
“It is thrilling to see the performance an absolute sell-out”, explains acclaimed local conductor, John Hywel Williams. “It is exciting to bring great and popular artists to local audiences and perform with our local singers.”
“Without revealing too many secrets about the performance, audiences can be assured to enjoy some exciting works from the West End, songs from Alfie’s latest albums together with popular choruses from the world of opera and oratorio.”
“The demand for tickets has been unbelievable and we continue to get a stream of requests via our website from home and afar for tickets and returns”, explains Llanelli Choral Society Chairman Cerith Owens. “To see such a large venue filled to capacity will add to what promises to be a magical evening.”
The performance will take place in the grand setting of Llanelli’s Tabernacle Chapel on Saturday 24th September. Further information from info@LlanelliChoralSociety.com.

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