One Night in Vegas
Sun, 8th Mar, 2009
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One Night in Vegas
A concert style show featuring the music & dance from the entertainment capital of the world. Las Vegas.
Powerful musical numbers, live big band swing. Beautiful dancing girls, spectacular costumes, & a voice that will move you.
Featuring West End Performers.
If you like it big glitzy & glamorous then this show is for you.
Starring the outstanding showmanship of singer/songwriter Martyn Lucas with his Grand Piano.
Including songs from Phantom of the Opera, Copacabana & Dreamgirls and classics from Frank Sinatra, Elton John, Elvis, Barry Manilow and much more….. Accompanied by musicians from the world acclaimed British Philharmonic Orchestra who have accompanied the likes of Shirley Bassey and Michael Ball.
All this & much more assisted by the fabulous showgirls. Prepare to be dazzled, sing and shout for more as the number one Vegas show comes to your theatre.
"Voice was Excellent……." London Palladium
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Sunday 8th March 2009 at 7:30pm
All Seats: £18.50
One Night in Vegas
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What a poor quality show One Night in Vegas is, probably one of the poorest shows I have ever seen in the Pavilion, it had nothing to do with Vegas or what was displayed on the poster and advertising, one poor quality singer at a piano all night, with four short teenage dancers with cheap feathers in their heads. Be warned they are coming back to Glasgow in the autumn to the Theatre Royal, don’t waste your money. This show has nothing to do with Vegas! Pavilion management should look into these shows before booking. There were a large number of customers in the bar at the interval who were saying the same thing, a conciderable amount of these left in disgust.
Taking to the Pavilion management they were on the same opinion and were also it seem unhappy about the production and said they were advised it had illusions, juglers and other acts on the show and thought that this had been cut down as they were travelling to Scotland.
What a poor show.