... Tony is the New Yorker with morals living in Brooklyn, working 9-5 and dancing in the Night Clubs on those infamous Saturday Nights. Along with Stephanie Mangano and Annette, Tony dances the night away whilst getting through life’s troubles and after seeing a glimpse of his way out, ... Read review
Survivors of the disco boom of the late 1970s are of course bemused at the ease with which ... more
the patina of cultural significance has appeared on the music (and even the clothes) of the period. In any event, whether you can't resist tapping your feet to t...
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Director John Badham's hit film propelled John Travolta to stardom, made white polyester ... more
suits an instant fashion craze, and garnered praise for its portrayal of blue-collar life. Nineteen-year-old Brooklyn native Tony Manero (Travolta) lives for Satur...
Director John Badham's hit film propelled John Travolta to stardom, made white polyester ... more
suits an instant fashion craze, and garnered praise for its portrayal of blue-collar life. Nineteen-year-old Brooklyn native Tony Manero (Travolta) lives for Satur...
Stayin' Alive - Bee Gees How Deep Is Your Love - Bee Gees Night Fever - Bee Gees More ... more
Than A Woman - Bee Gees If I Can't Have You - Yvonne Elliman A Fifth Of Beethoven (Based On Beethoven's Fifth Symphony) - Walter Murphy More Than A Woman - Tavares Manhattan Skyline - David Shire Calypso Breakdown - Ralph McDonald Night On Disco Mountain (Based On 'Night On Bald Mountain') - David Shire Open Sesame - Kool & The Gang Jive Talkin' - Bee Gees You Should Be Dancing - Bee Gees Boogie Shoes - K.C. And The Sunshine Band Salsation - David Shire K-Jee - M.F.S.B. Disco Inferno - Trammps
Release Date: 1994-04-25, Audio CD, Sympathy for the Record Indust
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Advantages: Music, Style and Lights Disadvantages: NONE
...Night Clubs on those infamous Saturday Nights. Along with Stephanie Mangano and Annette, Tony dances the night away whilst getting through life’s troubles and after seeing a glimpse of his way out, through the clubs of Manhattan. Does Manero have what it takes to make the transition by crossing the Brooklyn Bridge and tapping into the riches on offer? Zoe Smith and Bekki Carpenter who play the roles of Stephanie and Annette respectively are ... ...Not forgetting the sub-plot that is really brought to life in Act 2 by Bobby C (Adrian Smith) we get to get a taste of 70’s New York. There is very little wrong with this show. From the first chords of the Overture you are suddenly transported into the 70’s and although there is some dodgy scenery, you can’t help but enjoy the show, enjoy the disco and enjoy the music. This is feel good theatre at its best. The utterly brilliant ... more
Dig out those Hot Pants and Flares, and get yourself along to the Bristol Hippodrome as the Fever is back. That classic story from the hit movie has been brought to the stage. After storming London at the Palladium, Night Fever is docking in Bristol to give the fever to a new generation.
The show focuses on the life of Tony Manero, perfectly played by David Sellings, with his strong voice and finely toned body, you easily forget John Travolta. Tony is the New Yorker with morals living in Brooklyn, working 9-5 and dancing in the Night Clubs on those infamous Saturday Nights. Along with Stephanie Mangano and Annette, Tony dances the night away whilst getting through life’s troubles and after seeing a glimpse of his way out, through the clubs of Manhattan. Does Manero have what it takes to make the transition by crossing the Brooklyn Bridge and tapping into the riches on offer? Zoe Smith and Bekki Carpenter who play the roles of Stephanie and Annette respectively are faultless in every movement and sound.
Not forgetting the sub-plot that is really brought to life in Act 2 by Bobby C (Adrian Smith) we get to get a taste of 70’s New York. There is very little wrong with this show. From the first chords of the Overture you are suddenly transported into the 70’s and although there is some dodgy scenery, you can’t help but enjoy the show, enjoy the disco and enjoy the music. This is feel good theatre at its best. The utterly brilliant choreography brought to life by a stunningly amazing and large cast, with bucket loads of talent and energy dances its way through the disco that is this show. F
rom the opening number you know you’re in for a treat, none of the cast ever go wrong with any movement, all flawlessly practiced and perfected. The hysterical humour added by Monty (Steven Serlin) really Elevates this show’s experience. The Discos are back and masterfully recreated, and by the end of this show the audience were on their feet showing their appreciation and turning the Hippodrome into their own after-show disco.
Feverishly good music, lights, songs, singing, sets…well feverishly good everything. This is one show not to miss. You can’t help wonder at this dazzling show, in every respect. Go catch the fever before it’s too late.
Advantages: fun, gets you in a good mood Disadvantages: none
19 January 2000
Saturday Night Fever
London Palladium
£10.00
I went to see Saturday Night Fever last January on a school trip to the West End. We went to the London Palladium where is was being shown. We went to a matinee performance so it was cheaper and as a child I got the ticket for the price of £10. I expect it is much more expensive for an evening performance. Saturday Night was a film and was made into a Musical. The show is set in 1979 ... ...of the music featured in the show is written by the Bee Gee's. The songs that are included in the Musical are;
Stayin' Alive
Boogie Shoes
Disco Inferno
Night Fever
Disco Duck
More Than A Women
If I Can't Have You
It's My Neighbourhood
You Should Be Dancin'
Jive Talkin'
First and Last
Tragedy
What Kind Of Fool
Nights On Broadway
Open Sesame
Salsation
Immortality
How Deep Is Your Love
The show is made up of 2 acts and in each act ...
jenny_carr 25.03.2001
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Advantages: good songs Disadvantages: weak story line
This review refers to the London version.
I had seen quite a few musicals in London before seeing this. It wasn't something that was particularly on my list of things to see but with half price tickets we decided to give it a go.
I had seen the We Will Rock You musical which like this is based around songs and thoroughly enjoyed it and so I thought it should be good as I like almost all types of music. So I had quite high hopes for the show.
I ... ...but after seeing something in London yesterday which isn't as well known I thought I'd give a review about this due to my feelings.
The songs were catchy and had you singing them for a while after you left the theatre - I like it when musicals do that and then you just remember then.
However the story line of the musical was very weak and seemed like it had been put together just for the songs, it was, to be honest rubbish. The story didn't really ...
jennyf16 31.08.2008
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