Savoy Singers in Heatherside Link Magazine

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Savoy Singers in Heatherside Link Magazine

Written by Margaret Walker

“What a wonderful evening’s entertainment you provided for your audience”.

“Two hours of pure joy. We thoroughly enjoyed the evening. Lovely music and well produced and acted, as usual”.

“I could have quite happily sat through the show again”.

These are just a few of the favourable comments received on our Web-site following our production in October of THEIR STORY IN SONG, a Revue which followed the lives of Rodgers and Hammerstein and their musical partnerships. It included songs from shows in the 20’s such as Rose Marie, The Desert Song and Showboat right up to shows in the 40’s to 60’s such as Oklahoma, South Pacific, The King and I and The Sound of Music. A veritable feast of top songs from top shows, and no wonder the audiences left the Theatre singing!

sorcerer-programme-v.-small.jpg SOMETHING SPECIAL is being “brewed up” for our next Show in March as we shall be performing THE SORCERER by those Victorian masters, W S Gilbert & Sir Arthur Sullivan. The English people and a cup of tea are synonymous, and in the plot cups of tea play an important role, especially when they have been doctored with a love filter!

You can expect a little romance, delightful music by Sullivan mixed with Gilbert’s usual witty and pithy dialogue.

As it is some thirteen years since it was last performed by us it will be welcomed by G & S devotees old and new.

Make a note now of the performance dates at Camberley Theatre - 7th to 10th March 2012.

The Society welcomes potential new singers and actors, and for more information please visit our new Web site www.savoysingers.org.uk
Further information can be obtained by contacting Pam Stevens on 07710 772792 or by e-mail here.