Originally toured the UK in spring 2007, and now touring with a host of new songs, costumes and routines.
From the biggest nostalgia show producers in the UK, a stunning musical journey through the past six decades. Including some of the greatest all time hits by Judy Garland, Connie Francis, Buddy Holly, Cliff Richard, Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra, Sandy Shaw, Dusty Springfield, Elvis Presley, Tom Jones, The Carpenters, Bay City Rollers, Abba, Michael Buble and many more.
Beautifully costumed and choreographed. Performed by 'West End' and International vocalists, along with...
Exeter College Big Band presents ‘Big Band Bond Night’! – This year the big band pays homage to the music of the James Bond films, alongside classics from the Big Band and Jazz genre.
Expect an evening of youthful high energy jazz sounds brought to you by current students from Exeter College lead by Musical Directors Iorwerth Pugh and Laura Wright. This performance is part of the Exeter College Music Academy Spring Festival.
Tickets: £8, £5 conc.
Box office: 01392 270891
www.barnfieldtheatre.org.uk
Visit www.exe-coll.ac.uk for full festival info....
Brooke Miller’s career began on Prince Edward Island, Canada, in a loud punk band as the lead guitarist & vocalist at the ripe old age of 12. She later connected with music by the likes of Rickie Lee Jones, The Police and Joni Mitchell. She has flourished into a road warrior, touring throughout Canada, the US, Europe and Japan.
In 2011 she released her fourth CD, 'Brooke Miller', her first to be distributed nationally in Canada through DEP/Universal, getting back to her rockier roots, while still keeping her acoustic guitar playing front and centre. The recording garnered a...
Clyst Vale Community College present Sweeney Todd School Edition, The Deamon Barber of Fleet Street
Attend the tale of Sweeney Todd. His skin was pale and his eye was odd. He shaved the faces of gentlemen who never thereafter were heard of again. He trod a path that few had trod, did Sweeney Todd, the Demon barber of Fleet Street. There’s no place like 19th Century London. Benjamin Barker (Sweeney Todd), a wrongly accused and unjustly treated barber, returns home after 15 years imprisonment. H
e discovers that, in his absence, his wife has killed herself after the vile...
The show that every Abba fan has been waiting for! This ‘Live’ Spectacular has sold out in over 20 different countries Worldwide and performed to millions of Abba Fans on both Stage and Television since 1995. A fantastic live show containing the UK’s finest musicians, stunning vocals and beautiful harmonies, a fabulous collection of lavish and authentic replica costumes and video projection throughout. When it comes to recreating the sounds of Abba, ‘Arrival UK’ are unsurpassed. So come ready to party and sing-a-long with all your favourites! This show is not to be missed! http://www.abba-...
If you enjoy the beautiful singing voice of Donegal's very own boy next door Daniel O' Donnell, then you will love the UK's only sound alike tribute to the man himself Daniel O' Connell.
Coming from Ireland himself Daniel O' Connell is the nearest thing to the real Daniel, with his soundalike and Irish charm you will think that the real Daniel is there. P
erforming all the hits from 'Stand Beside me' to 'I Just Wanna Dance With You', and all the Irish classics such as, 'Danny Boy', 'Galway Bay' and lots more, backed by a outstanding live band. Experience the one and only...
It is 1892 and dashing Oxford undergraduates, Jack and Charley are preparing to propose to Amy and Kitty, but a chaperone is needed or the girls will refuse their lunch invitation. As luck would have it, Charley's Aunt is arriving from Brazil (where the nuts come from) and will happily serve the purpose. However, a telegram declares that her trip is delayed so their plans are in disarray until they hit upon the idea that Lord Fancourt Babberley, their good friend, should put on a frock and assume her identity.
But, madness ensues when Charley's real aunt from Brazil (where the nuts...
Building on the recent successes of Kellerman, and their collaboration with Oldham Coliseum's The Hound of the Baskervilles , imitating the dog create a memorable and immersive experience for the audience in this captivating fusion of cinema and theatre.
A man on his deathbed attempts to explain to his daughter why he abandoned her as a young child.
The resulting journey, part French film and part Edwardian vaudeville, takes the audience through a world of sailors, barflies and nightclub singers in a mythical European port, conjured up with all the breathtakiing invention...
What does it mean to be a citizen? What is it that a citizen owes to his city, or country? This is the question posed by Donizetti’s rarely performed epic The Siege of Calais (L’assedio di Calais) – a ‘serious’ opera, sung in Italian, constructed of bel canto arias and ensembles of extraordinary quality.
It is the story of the burghers of Calais (depicted by Rodin in his famous sculpture outside the Houses of Parliament), citizens who offer up their lives to save their city from a besieging army. Their sacrifice is quiet, ordinary, sublime – and it culminates in one of the most...
ETO’s first new Verdi production for several years is Simon Boccanegra – a mature masterpiece, and an intimate drama uniquely suited to venues like Exeter Northcott Theatre.
The story comes from the history of Genoa, for centuries a great maritime republic, and from it Verdi creates an impassioned plea for Italian unity. The title character is a former pirate who returns to the city to become its leader.
The composer’s musical depiction of the shimmering Mediterranean is wonderful. So too are the characters he creates, from the rough-hewn buccaneer-turned-ruler (the title...
