Save The Last Dance : Review Wyburn & Wayne

Save The Last Dance takes a nostalgic trip back to the early sixties and is jam packed with all the hits from that decade.

Both Antony Costa and Lola Saunders make an impressive transition from the pop world to musical theatre and are as comfortable acting as they are belting out those sixties hits.

Fantastic performances from Wayne Robinson and Elizabeth Carter too and the onstage band had all the skill and charisma of those famous bands from the Rock n Roll decade.

Save The Last Dance is at The New Theatre until Saturday 30th July and if your a fan of all those sixties hits like Viva Las Vegas, 123 and His Latest Flame then this is the ticket for you.

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Priscilla Queen Of The Desert at The Princess Royal Theatre Port Talbot

Big, Brash and Beautiful and that's just the bus!
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Anastacia Interview | Wyburn and Wayne Cardiff Times

Anastacia Interview

Having recently exploded back on to our screens as a contestant on BBC Strictly Come Dancing, we chat to the Chicago born vocal powerhouse Anastacia, about the show, her upcoming UK Ultimate Collection tour and her new records!

W&W - Hi Anastacia how're you today?

A - I'm great thank you, it's a lovely sunny day here!

W&W - Yes here in Cardiff too! It's Nathan Wyburn speaking, we've met before with the sushi art and I've also done the gold glitter...

A - OMG you're the artist, I can't believe you're interviewing me right now!

W&W - I know it's crazy for me too, I also write for Cardiff times so this is an honour for me!

A - I literally just retweeted your glitter artwork because I'm so thankful you're doing that, thank you! This is hillair!

W&W - Thank you!
So.. Ultimate collection tour, the next leg is due to start in May, how excited are you?

A - I'm really excited! It was hard for me to put a p…

Mamma Mia! | Wales Millennium Centre

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The cast in this production are just incredible and as well as having pitch perfect vocals they perform some great comedy throughout the performance, like I said earlier your cheeks will ache from smiling. Sara Poyzer (Donna) delivers an outstanding rendition of 'The Winner Takes It All' and there's some great…

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