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Client Conversations Podcast: Sir Cameron Mackintosh

Managing Partner, Simon Ridpath, and Senior Partner, Bart Peerless, are joined by renowned theatrical producer, theatre owner, and philanthropist. Sir Cameron Mackintosh. In this fourth episode, Sir Cameron discusses his lessons and successes from his forty years in the world of musical theatre as well as his life as a philanthropist.  

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About Sir Cameron Mackintosh 

Sir Cameron Mackintosh has been producing theatre shows since 1967 and is the world’s most prolific producer of musicals in theatre history, with four shows currently running in London’s West End. As well as producing three of the world’s longest-running musicals, Les Misérables, The Phantom of The Opera and Cats, his legendary productions include Miss Saigon, Mary Poppins (co-produced with Disney), Oliver!, Side By Side By Sondheim, Little Shop Of Horrors, Song And Dance, Tomfoolery, The Witches Of Eastwick and Five Guys Named Moe.

Sir Cameron owns and operates eight historic London theatres, which have all been spectacularly rebuilt and refurbished for the 21st century. They house many of London’s most successful hits.

Sir Cameron was knighted in the 1996 New Year’s Honours list for his services to British theatre, and he is the first British producer ever to be elected to Broadway’s Theatre Hall of Fame.

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