WATCHING her life story unfold on stage has, admits Gloria Estefan, been a strange experience. But as the hit show On Your Feet heads into Manchester next week, the international superstar is delighted at the reaction from audiences on both sides of the Atlantic.
NEXT week John Henshaw will get the chance to throw open the doors of The Grapes as the cult comedy Early Doors hits the stage for one last time.
PICKING up the call from Palm Beach to be put through to Rod Stewart, there’s no mistaking the gravely tones of a musical icon who’s been honoured the world over.
TO millions of TV viewers Gwyneth Strong will be forever remembered for playing Cassandra in one of the greatest sitcoms of all time, Only Fools and Horses.
IT may have its origins in the golden age of the musical but audiences in Manchester are soon going to discover that The King and I still has great relevance to today.
AS one half of the most successful musical duo of all time, John Oates admits that for him and partner Daryl Hall life couldn’t be better.
THE Grapes will open its doors for one last round when Early Doors returns to The Lowry this summer.
SAMANTHA Womack and Oliver Farnworth have just come off stage to rapturous applause following a matinee performance of The Girl of the Train.
BUBBLY broadcaster Sara Cox, her cute Maltese terrier Beano in tow, settles down for a good old chinwag — the sort which has endeared her to millions of radio listeners over the years.
SHAKIN’ Stevens is clearly not a man to rest on his laurels. The singer, who will be 71 next month, is coming to the end of a European tour and will then go straight into 18 live dates in the UK, including a show in Manchester.
