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Bucks Fizz, Katrina, Nicky and Francis
Eurobeat: First stars confirmed
After weeks of shuddering with anticipation, the Eurobeat company has landed in London and moved its lycra, sequins and mirror balls into the glamorous Novello Theatre today. Outside, the theatre has been transformed into the model of Bosnian glamour with life-sized photographs of every country's representative adorning the walls, capped off by a magnificent picture of Boyka, resplendent as a turnip gazing down over the West End. Inside it is a madhouse, but the company is polishing itself furiously in order to give ourselves and the audience the happy ending that is so richly deserved.
The show has confirmed a run of ten weeks at the Novello Theatre on Aldwych in London, and that will be extended depending on tickets sales. Fans can book tickets through the official website at www.eurobeatthemusical.com.
Don't forget the special UKeurovision Theatre Night takes place on Friday 12th September, fans and esctoday.com readers can call the ticket office to book top priced tickets (£42.50) for just £25 on the night, and will receive a free drink, exclusive use of the bar and a meet and greet session with the cast.Call the box office on 0844 482 5100 and mention the 'Ukeurovision theatre night' offer to book your tickets now.
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i just got a call offering me free tickets for the opening night and party, i cant wait im so looking forward to it
I don't think you get the point of this show Ogi!
I hope they get Imaani at some point. Where is she now? (to coin a phrase...)
What is this rude nonsense about "Bosnian glamour"??? If you go back and survey Bosnian representatives in the past decade vs. the British ones (hint: Scooch), Bosnia emerges as a bona fide benchmark of taste. Get off your high horse and send a song that we can actually listen to without cringing.
Thank you!
Frances Ruffelle was great...
Well they can't use Terry for an introduction for much longer!
Eurobeat is such an amazing night - saw it at the Edinburgh Fringe for a fiver last year - not that I'm a tight Scot or anything!