| Putting It Together | |||
Putting It Together is a dazzling celebration of Stephen Sondheim’s greatest work. Set at a glamorous cocktail party, the show blends wit, charm, and razor-sharp insight as the cast navigate the complexities of love, ambition, and desire. Featuring a seamless revue of Sondheim’s most iconic songs, audiences are taken on a journey through the genius of one of musical theatre’s most influential composers and lyricists — all wrapped within a clever and intimate story. This once-in-a-lifetime event brings together some of Australia’s finest performers: Caroline O’Connor (Chicago, Sweeney Todd, Anything Goes, Hello Dolly, 9 to 5), Michael Cormick (The Phantom of the Opera,Sunset Boulevard, Beauty and the Beast), Nigel Huckle (Les Misérables, West Side Story, South Pacific), Bert LaBonté (Moulin Rouge!, The Book of Mormon, An Officer and a Gentleman), and Stefanie Caccamo (The Lord of the Rings, Once, Into the Woods). Together, they deliver extraordinary vocal power, charisma, and artistry to Sondheim’s timeless score. Their combined talent transforms the production into an unmissable theatrical experience — a stunning musical celebration of both Sondheim’s brilliance and the best of Australian stage talent.
Words and Music by Stephen Sondheim Devised by Stephen Sondheim and Julia McKenzie Orchestrations by Jonathan Tunick Musical Supervisor Guy Simpson Directed and choreographed by Cameron Mitchell Musical Direction by Kevin Wang Set Design by Nick Fry Costume Design by Nigel Shaw Lighting Design by Trudy Dalgleish Sound Design by Michael Waters Creative Producer Sharon Millerchip Produced by Impresario Productions Licensed exclusively by Music Theatre International (Australasia)
Event detailsVenue: Foundry Theatre, 55 Pirrama Rd, Pyrmont NSW 2009 Season 6 January – 15 February 2026
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