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Are you ready to rock out with TMTG? Grab your widest shoulder pads and the biggest can of hairspray you can find, as we present hit comedy-musical, The Wedding Singer.
Based on the classic movie of the same name, The Wedding Singer will transport you back to 1985: a time when hair was big, music was loud and money was everything. Robbie Hart, a small-town wedding singer is engaged to marry the love of his life, but fate has other plans. Meanwhile, will Julia Sullivan, a cheerful if slightly naïve waitress ever marry her slimy boyfriend Glen and fulfil her dream of becoming Mrs Julia Guglia? Featuring a totally awesome 1980s score, this show is sure to leave you with a smile on your face and a head full of catchy tunes.
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The Wizard of Oz is a colourful fantasy musical. It provides family entertainment containing many familiar songs like “Somewhere over the Rainbow” and “Follow the yellow brick road”. Dorothy finds herself over the rainbow in Munchkin land following a cyclone. Her house has squashed the Witch of the East, leaving her loved and admired by the Munchkins but hated by the Wicked Witch of the West, the sister of the Witch of the East.
Calamity Jane can outrun and outshoot any man in Deadwood. Hard, boastful and desperate to impress, she travels to Chicago on the Deadwood Stage to recruit a star, Adelaid Adams. But things don't go too smoothly for Calamity, as everyone in town favours the new girl and she struggles to keep her jealousy and pride in check. It takes her long standing enemy Wild Bill Hickok to make her see sense, and realise her Secret Love…
Crazy for You is an award winning, fast moving show, packed full with romance, comedy & lively dancing. Winning ‘Best Musical’ when it opened on Broadway in 1992 and a year later in the West End it won ‘Best New Musical‘.
This great Gershwin musical has many well-known and familiar numbers such as ‘Someone to watch over me’, ‘I got rhythm’ ‘Tonight’s the night’, ‘Naughty Baby’ and ‘They can’t take that away from me’.
If you haven’t seen a Gilbert and Sullivan before, “The Pirates of Penzance” is probably the most popular and well known of the comic operettas. Although written a long time ago, with the premier performance in New York back in 1879, it remains an amusing, lively, entertaining and enjoyable show for audiences of all ages.
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