| Main Performers | Robert Hardy,
Simon Williams,
Christopher Biggins,
Nicholas Parsons,
Clarrisa Dickson Wright,
Johnny Scott,
John McCririck,
Otis Ferry,
Will Heath,
Leo Jamieson,
Ed Wyvill,
Nicholas Lamotte,
Sophie Sheppard,
Martha Alexander,
Arabella Seccombe,
Ivan Massow,
Beautrice von Preussen,
Florence von Preussen,
Amber Nuttall,
Sir John Mortimer,
Lord Colwyn - speakers
Claire Moore,
Dillie Keane,
Roger Waters,
Aitch McRobbie,
Geraint Dodd - vocals
Benjamin Frost - piano |
| Secondary Performers | Russell Churny,
Jon Lord - accompanists |
| Orchestra or Band | Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra,
The Chance Band |
| Choirs | Capital Voices,
Graham Dalby and the Grahamaphones |
| Conductors | Anthony Inglis,
Rick Wentworth,
Paul Mann |
| Set List | Welcome (Benjamin Frost),
'Crown Imperial', Walton (Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra),
Introduction (Marsha Fitzalan, Anthony Andrews)
'A Weekend in the Country' from A Little Night Music, S Sondheim (Capital Voices, Robert Hardy, Simon Williams, Christopher Biggins, Nicholas Parsons, Clarrisa Dickson Wright, Johnny Scott, John McCririck, Otis Ferry, Will Heath, Leo Jamieson, Ed Wyvill, Nicholas Lamotte, Sophie Sheppard, Martha Alexander, Arabella Seccombe, Ivan Massow, Beautrice von Preussen, Florence von Preussen, Amber Nuttall, Claire Moore, Alan Boublil),
'I Dreamed a Dream' from Les Miserables, Claude-Michel Schonberg (Claire Moore, Alan Boublil)
'Magazine Song' (Dillie Keane, Adele Anderson),
'Overture' from Ca Ira, R Waters (Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Roger Waters),
'Wish You Were Here' (Roger Waters)
'Flickering Falmes' (Roger Waters)
'Comfortably Numb' (Roger Waters)
'Wait a While', J Lord (Jon Lord, Sir John Mortimer, Aitch McRobbie, Sam Brown, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra),
The Chance Band with Andrew Chance, Graham Dalby and the Grahamaphones, with special guest Lord Colwyn,
'A Grand, Grand Overture', Malcolm Arnold (Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra)
The President,
'Isobel Makes Love on National Monuments', Jake Thackray (Christopher Biggins, Anthony Inglis),
'Granada', Augustin Lara (Geraint Dodd),
'Brindisi' from La Traviata, Verdi (Geraint Dodd, Claire Moore),
'Pomp and Circumstance March No.1 in D', Elgar |
| Related Archival Material | Programme (RAHE/1/2002/148) |