Big Band Does... Broadway

Disappointing. We felt the show was pretty amateurish - only one real performer as the others were very wooden. Voice amplification was inadequate with a 17 piece band and ideally it should have been in a larger space as everything and everybody were very cramped. 5/10

This high energy show delivered feel good factor in buckets. Just the pick me up I needed for the last week of the school holidays! The hour flew by, packed with show tunes delivered by amazingly talented performers and musicians. I was very impressed with the quality of vocals from the performers who were able to hold their own with the 18 piece band and deliver slick, superbly choreographed numbers.
This show has something for everyone. My 12 year old daughter loved the more recent songs from musicals such as Wicked and Frozen while 85 year old granny loved the older tunes.
The final testament of the quality of the show was the fact that everyone leaving had a smile on their face. There certainly was ' Something About this Night'! Get your tickets before they're gone.

What a superb opening night for this show a definite must for all musical theatre lovers! Superb vocals and choreography throughout the show with the added sound of the amazing instrumentals from the 18 piece band. It takes you on a musical theatre journey across the decades. A standing ovation on the first night sums it up! This is a must see show!

Thoroughly enjoyed this - a must-see for anyone who loves musical theatre, fusing superb vocals from a 10 strong cast and great instrumentals from an 18 piece band ... this is no small-scale show!
Five musicals are featured in the first five minutes alone - Oklahoma!, Carousel, On The Town, Annie Get Your Gun, Gypsy - and this sets the pace for a superb hour.
What makes this show really stand out from other musical theatre showcases is the novel arrangements - beautiful female harmonies in ‘Nowadays’ from Chicago, a trio gender-swap ‘You Could Drive A Person Crazy' (following the lead of the recent West End production of Company), and even the obligatory Les Miserables medley gets a shake-up, with an effective fusion of 'I Dreamed A Dream' and 'On My Own'.
A memorable band arrangement brings Legally Blonde, The Producers and Hamilton together, and there is a good balance between the well-knowns (Wicked, Annie) and the less well-knowns (Finding Neverland, Young Frankenstein).
And 'Let It Go' is worth the ticket price alone. Go see!

OMG - we saw the first night this was amazing - a cast of thousands (well it seemed like it in the room), amazing music, singing and dance. Slight issues with some of the artistes mic's but i'm sure they will fix that in future shows - highly recommended