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Waitress serves up a decade of joy with a knockout night at Venue Cymru (opens the original)
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What can I say about Waitress The Musical that hasn’t been said before? The ground-breaking musical, penned by a female-led creative team, is marking its 10th anniversary after receiving scores of standing ovations in London’s West End and Broadway. And judging by the audience’s reaction to this latest production debuting on Monday night at Llandudno, it shows no sign of losing its originality and edge. Waitress tells the story of mum-to-be Jenna, a waitress and expert pie-maker who dreams of es
Jersey Boys at Venue Cymru is still at the top after 20 years (opens the original)
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Jersey Boys may be celebrating its 20th anniversary but this musical never fails to miss a beat. The story of the rise to fame of The Four Seasons and their distinctive falsetto-voiced lead singer Frankie Valli brought crowd-pleasing drama and spectacle to the stage at Llandudno’s Venue Cymru at the start of its week-long run. The show serves up hit after hit from the iconic 1960s group who swapped the New Jersey housing projects for platinum discs and 100 million record sales, still stirring au
Emeli Sande puts on a showstopping performance at Llangollen Pavillion (opens the original)
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Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod has hosted a string of special concerts down the years and last night was among those, writes Terry Canty. A powerhouse performance from Emeli Sande, a masterclass in musical arrangement and thousands of adoring fans combined to form a bespoke show to cherish on Friday. Another balmy evening ensured concertgoers were already warmed up for this spectacle while the responsibility of officially warming up the crowd was down to velvet-voiced singer-songwri
Scottish pop rock outfit Deacon Blue prove fantastic addition to line-up (opens the original)
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DEACON Blue have a reputation as being among the music industry's best live acts. And their show on Saturday, as part of the penultimate TK Max Live at Llangollen Pavilion concert series, has surely cemented this reputation. The Scottish pop rock outfit, who burst onto the music in the latter half of the 1980s, proved a fantastic addition to this year's spectacular line-up of performers. Ricky Ross and Lorraine McKintosh were on fine form during what the lead singer described as the group's firs
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