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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