Performance

Venue	The Other Palace
	Also: Studio
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	30th March 2019
To	30th March 2019
When	19:30
The Other Palace (V806511856)
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Date of change: 13 Mar 19 - T1912486915

Roger Wright - The Feel Good Show

Work:: Roger Wright (S917856074)

Roger was the very first man to play the adult ?Simba' in Walt Disney West End production of The Lion King. He went on to play Marvin Gaye in the West End show Dancing in the Streets and other leading roles. In 2012 Andrew Lloyd Webber went on the quest on national TV to find the man to play Jesus in his Arena tour and Roger landed third place.

Production:: The Feel Good Show (T1912486915)

West End leading man and ITV Superstar finalist Roger Wright brings you The Feel Good Show with a live band. Prepare to feel good and energised in this fun uplifting show featuring Soul & Motown songs, songs from the theatre as well as some of Roger's original material all with a world class live 7 piece band this is a night not to be missed!

Performer	Roger Wright (lead vocals)
Performer	Eric Appapoulay (guitar / vocals)
Musical Director	Duncan Waugh (piano / keyboards)
Performer	Otto Williams (bass)
Performer	Mikey Cianco (drums)
Performer	Basil Isaac (percussion)
Performer	Vanessa White Smith (vocals)
Performer	Denise Pitter (vocals)

Listing:: L670354189

The Feel Good Show

West End leading man and ITV Superstar finalist Roger Wright brings you The Feel Good Show with a live band. Prepare to feel good and energised in this fun uplifting show featuring Soul & Motown songs, songs from the theatre as well as some of Roger's original material all with a world class live 7 piece band this is a night not to be missed!

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