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Starring
Sophie Lawrence and Big Brother's Jonny Regan, Boogie Nights is
a monster 70's party that has audiences dancing in the aisles.
Now
it's back in town and this time its bigger, its bolder
and its better than ever before. It is a roller coaster ride
of birds, booze and boogie, all seen through the eyes of the loveable
but unreliable Jack the Lad, Roddy and his long suffering girlfriend
Debs.
In
a celebration of the undying spirit of the seventies, the show features
all the favourite disco hits of the decade, which are used to highlight
the colourful story of Roddy and his mates.
Bursting
with 70s songs, Boogie Nights captures the heat, the madness,
the heartache and the joy of being young and in love.
Roddy
is in love with Debs, and Debs is in love with Roddy. But Debs knows
that her Roddy has more than a roving eye! Through all the tears
and laughter, can they both find what they are truly searching for?
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Daily
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Boogie
Nights, written and directed by Jon Conway, was an instant hit when
it made its West End debut, starring Shane Richie at the Savoy Theatre
in ’98, and the highly-acclaimed touring version, which until recently
starred Sam Kane, has created a huge army of fans.
Some
even followed the show around the country, outdoing each other with
ever-wilder afros, ever-wider kipper ties, and flares that have
to be seen to be believed!
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The
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This
glamorous glitterball of a show stars Sophie Lawrence, who is probably
best known for her role as as Diane Butcher in EastEnders. She has
been playing the role of Debs for over a year.
She
is joined by Jonny Regan, the genial former fireman who shot to
fame in Big Brother 3, coming second to Kate Lawler.
Sparkling
like a giant glitter ball, the classic hits in the show include
YMCA, Celebration, I Will Survive, Sugar Baby Love and Play That
Funky Music. Songs that people of all ages can get on down and well
- boogie - to.
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