The Music Man is not my favourite musical, by any stretch, but this Savoyards production is worth seeing for the great work by the leading man, David West, and charming performances by the younger members of the cast.
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The Savoyards’ 42nd Street is a funny, uplifting, and entertaining musical theatre show—and an excellent demonstration of what fantastic value a Savoyards production can be.
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An enjoyable and good-value Savoyards show. ‘Take a Chance’ on the Savoyards’ Mamma Mia!, which has great set pieces, a number of humorous moments, and enjoyable ‘Dancing Queen’ moves.
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The special May ‘Group Bookers Launch’ offered a wonderful sample of the work by the talented creatives and cast of the Savoyards 2022 production of Oliver.
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Little Shop of Horrors is a show that provides a chance to get away from your doom-scrolling. If you can set aside dentistry and domestic violence references, the Savoyards Little Shop of Horrors is a diverting 2 hours 15 minutes of harmony, song and escapism.
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The Savoyards production of The Drowsy Chaperone deserves to sell-out. Well-cast, with a stellar performance by Brad Ashwood and brought to the Star Theatre by a strong creative team.
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An ambitious tap-dancing spectacular, with some great ensemble pieces and a fabulous finale.
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