The stage and screen stars will tackle the show, conducted by composer Jason Robert Brown himself

Ben Platt and Rachel Zegler will move with The Last Five Years for its special 25th anniversary concert run across the Atlantic.
The production will first be seen at The London Palladium, conducted and directed by the show’s composer Jason Robert Brown.
The limited West End engagement will see Platt and Zegler take on the roles of Jamie and Cathy for a series of concert performances celebrating a quarter-century of the acclaimed two-hander, running from 24 to 29 March 2026.
After that, it will head to Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles for a night on 3 April 2026, followed by two nights at New York’s Radio City Hall on 6 and 7 April.
First premiering in Chicago in 2001 before opening Off-Broadway the following year, The Last Five Years tells the story of a couple’s five-year relationship from two opposing timelines — Cathy’s story told backwards and Jamie’s forwards. The show has been staged around the world and was adapted into a film starring Anna Kendrick and Jeremy Jordan in 2014.
Brown’s score features songs including “Still Hurting”, “The Schmuel Song”, “If I Didn’t Believe in You” and “Goodbye Until Tomorrow”. This concert’s creative team also includes musical director Leo Munby and associate director Emma Butler.
Tickets go on sale on Friday.