Performance

Venue	Pavilion Theatre
Town	Worthing
County	West Sussex
From	8th May 2010
To	8th May 2010
When	19:30
Prices	From £18.00. To £18.00.
Pavilion Theatre (V726)
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In the Spotlight: Songs from the Musicals

Work:: In the Spotlight: Songs from the Musicals (S01856422643)

Production:: (T2076797258)

Together with five young vocalists, six dancers and a live band Faye headlines the show which includes songs from Hammerstein to Sondheim. Worthing is one of just eleven other venues to receive the brand new production which features songs from classic musicals such as Oklahoma!, Carousel and My Fair Lady as well as songs from recent award-winning shows Sweeney Todd, Wicked, and Spring Awakening. Faye Tozer first came to the fore as a member of the successful British pop group Steps. During a five-year period, Steps had over 18 top ten hits and four multi-platinum albums, with overall record sales topping 20 million and still rising today.

Producer	In the Spotlight Productions
Director	Karen Edwards
Choreographer	Tom Gribby
Musical Director	Alex Weatherhill
Lighting	Jamie Redford (for TeamLX)
Sound	Atomic Sound Systems
Performer	Faye Tozer

Listing:: L01398438724

Production details

Together with five young vocalists, six dancers and a live band Faye headlines the show which includes songs from Hammerstein to Sondheim. Worthing is one of just eleven other venues to receive the brand new production which features songs from classic musicals such as Oklahoma!, Carousel and My Fair Lady as well as songs from recent award-winning shows Sweeney Todd, Wicked, and Spring Awakening. Faye Tozer first came to the fore as a member of the successful British pop group Steps. During a five-year period, Steps had over 18 top ten hits and four multi-platinum albums, with overall record sales topping 20 million and still rising today.

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