Dividing Day

Rebecca Caine created the role of Cosette in Les Miserables for the RSC and was a celebrated Christine Daae in Phantom of the Opera both in the West End and for the Canadian premiere.
– A journey of self discovery with help from writers Sondheim, Weill and Yeston.
Rebecca Caine has plenty to sing about in her new show Dividing Day, interpreting some of the most interesting classical/contemporary Musical Theatre writers whilst finding the frustrating relevance of music from an earlier era and struggling to find her own placeincluding Bernstein, Bucchino, Guettel, La Chiusa, in an ever changing world.
‘Spotless soprano’- Independent
‘Caine gives a terrific central performance as Iris, sumptuously sung, acted with considerable subtlety’ – Guardian
‘The production is carried, brilliantly, by the soprano Rebecca Caine. Her Robinson combines burningly neurotic conviction with riveting vulnerability’ – Financial Times
‘The remarkable Canadian soprano Rebecca Caine is outstanding’ – The Observer
‘As played and sung by the superb Rebecca Caine, Robinson is far more interesting than a ranting caricature’ – The Times
She recently received rave reviews for her performances in The Light In The Piazza in the USA and Conor Mitchell’s Abomination at the Southbank Centre, and in between is occasionally found anywhere in the world taking the veil as the world’s least likely Mother Abbess in The Sound of Music!
And of course currently in Dividing Day across the UK!