Michael Crawford

Michael Crawford, born in Wiltshire, England in 1942, established himself as a star of the British stage and screen before gaining widespread fame for his role in Andrew Lloyd Webber's The Phantom of the Opera. Crawford's career began in radio, television, and film in the '60s before his breakthrough role in the musical Barnum in the '80s, which led to his acclaimed performance in The Phantom of the Opera, earning him a Tony Award and a hit single.

Following his success in The Phantom of the Opera, Crawford continued his musical career with albums like Songs from the Stage & Screen and A Touch of Music in the Night. He also took on diverse projects such as starring in the production EFX in Las Vegas, releasing spiritual albums like On Eagle's Wings, and performing Christmas songs in In the Moon of Wintertime: Christmas with Michael Crawford. Throughout his career, Crawford showcased his versatility and talent across various mediums, solidifying his status as a versatile and accomplished performer.