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If you've got tickets to see it this week and don't get shivers you need to either take a layer off or check that there's a heart inside your chest!

Book of Mormon in Newcastle - dates and tickets details revealed as musical announces Tyneside run.

As the initially awkward but then fantastically feisty Scaramouche, Eleana Skye revels in the role, with her often tension-filled chemistry with Ian's Galileo both believable and very entertaining to behold and her vocals on tracks like Somebody to Love (with an absolutely amazing crescendo!) and Who Wants to Live Forever totally en pointe.Īs Oz, Amy Di Bartolomeo is responsible for delivering one of the stand-out moments of the show in the shape of the breathtaking No One But You (Only The Good Die Young). Queen's musical masterpieces are the perfect springboard for a cast who propel themselves right to their top of their game. When Jenny and Adam share the stage it is like witnessing two divas owning their spotlight at Madison Square Gardens. In his first leading role on home turf, North East singer and actor Adam, fully proves his pedigree on both counts with a fierce and finesse-filled execution of his character Khashoggi, who is given extra vitriol and vigour thanks to his powerhouse vocals.

Oozing authority with every line of dialogue or dismissive gesture, Jenny also has an absolutely phenomenal voice, which is brought to the fore in rip-roaring style in numbers like A Kind of Magic and Another One Bites The Dust.Īdam Strong as Khashoggi in We Will Rock You (Image: Johan Persson)įor both of those she is joined by the equally incredible Adam Strong. Speaking of killer, Jenny O'Leary's Killer Queen is one hell of a force to be reckoned.

We Will Rock You is a production packed full of knockout star turns, with all of the cast delivering a killer blow as the musical demands your attention from start to finish. South Shields' Drive-In Cinema returns this October with a programme of film hits.The hero of the piece and the man tasked with bringing real music back is Galileo who is played in barnstorming fashion by Ian McIntosh.Īnd as well as channeling the late and great Freddie Mercury in his powerful and passionate performance, leading man Ian sounds remarkably like the music legend, particularly in closing numbers We Are The Champions and Bohemian Rhapsody.

Set in a scarily accurate era where people are glued to their phones and streaming rules the roost, writer Ben Elton was a theatrical Mystic Meg when he penned the script 20 years ago. We Will Rock You is touring the UK and tearing up Newcastle (Image: Johan Persson)