Dudu Fisher

Dudu Fisher is known throughout the world for his stirring performance as Jean Valjean in the hit show "Les Miserables." In addition to a long run in his home country of Israel, he starred in "Les Miz" on Broadway and in London's West End. Now this multi-talented singer is bringing a very special show to Branson for the months of May and October, 2012 His musical presentation called "Jerusalem" is a story about the holy city of Jerusalem, the capital of the state of Israel and the spiritual capital of Christians, Jews and Moslems throughout the world. Fisher said, "Although Jerusalem was physically destroyed thousands of years ago, it was never spiritually destroyed. Throughout those years the Jewish people never forgot their beloved city and always prayed toward her, dreamed of her and sang to her." Backed by his band of world-class musicians, through 18 songs, stories and visual effects, Dudu tells the story of Jerusalem and its people.

During his long career, Dudu Fisher has recorded thirty-eight albums. He sang the role of Moses in the Hebrew version of Stephen Spielberg's "The Prince of Egypt." He has sung with the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra, recorded an album of show tunes with the London Symphony Orchestra and has performed with the Baltimore and Queens symphony orchestras. He has performed for Britain's royal family, the Thai royal family and for President and Senator Clinton. Dudu entertains all over the world and is looking forward to performing in Branson.