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Melanie C, the chart-topping star of the biggest girl band of all time The Spice Girls is to make her theatrical debut in Blood Brothers. Her opening performance on Monday October 26 will mark the first by a Spice Girl in a West End musical.
You'll laugh and you'll cry as you follow Willy Russell's story of two scouse brothers separated at birth and flung to opposite ends of the social spectrum.
But their paths are destined to cross again in both friendship and anger, with tragic consequences.
One of last years most popular X Factor contestants has landed the much coveted leading role of Mrs Johnstone.
Mum of two Niki Evans, from Birmingham, won the hearts of millions as one of the most popular female artists ever to appear in the hit TV show with her extraordinary renditions of such songs as Fields of Gold, Songbird, and All That Jazz.
The celebrated role of Mrs Johnstone has been played by such well-known actresses such as Kiki Dee, Barbara Dickson, Petula Clark, Lyn Paul, Siobhan McCarthy, and four of the Nolan sisters - Linda, Bernie, Denise and Maureen.
The hit musical has been running in Londons West End since July 1988. In the USA, it has had a record-breaking Broadway run, a hugely successful coast-to-coast tour, and was nominated for seven Tony Awards. The memorable score includes A Bright New Day, Marilyn Monroe and the emotionally charged hit Tell Me Its Not True.
It is directed by Bob Tomson and Bill Kenwright. The design is by Marty Flood and the musical director is Rod Edwards. The book, music and lyrics are by Willy Russell for which he received Olivier, Plays and Players, Ivor Novello and Drama Magazine Awards.
Cast includes: Melanie C (Mrs Johnstone), Steven Houghton (Narrator), Jay Roberts (Mickey), Joe Fredericks (Eddie), Joanne Zorian (Mrs Lyons), Debbie Eden (Linda), Stephen Pallister (Mr Lyons), Michael Southern (Sammy), Adam Tedder (PC/Teacher), Simon Turner (Perkins), Amy ONeill (Donna Marie), Alex Harland (Bus Conductor), Emma Nowell (Brenda) and Michael Everest (Neighbour).
Please note: Melanie C will not be appearing on February 22 evening performance.
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| I've been a fan of Blood Brothers since 1988 when it was on at the Albery Theatre and starred Kiki Dee as Mrs Johnston. It's one of those musicals that do not just rely on song after song thrown together with a less than believable plot. The plot is pivotal to the musical and calls on the audience to go through a roller coaster of emotions. You'll laugh, you'll cry and you'll go home, having had a fantastic evening... Guaranteed. |
Mark Bower - Entertainment Manager
| Beautiful, emotional, funny. Blood Brothers has all the ingredients of a fab musical - you'll love it. |
Ola - Editor
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The Phoenix Theatre, Charing Cross Road, London, WC2H 0JP