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Another jukebox musical, completing a five-week run at the Arts Theatre, transfer to the West End. All Or Nothing, alternatively known as the Mod musical, is the story of the Small Faces and moves to the Ambassadors Theatre for nine weeks from 28 March.
What is Mod?
Mod is a fashion made popular in the 1960s, although it began in London in the late 1950s. Mod was a music and fashion combination – tailor-made suits, soul and RnB music and scooters. And of course, drugs. It had a rival subculture gang, the rockers, with which it clashed and skirmished throughout the 1960s. The Small Faces and The Who epitomised the Mod musical taste; pop art, Twiggy and Mary Quant’s miniskirts led the fashion and art charge.
OK, so who are the Small Faces?
The Small Faces are a band made famous in the 1960s by being the musical faces of the mod culture. Songs such as Itchyoo Park, All Or Nothing and Tin Soldier are among their most famous hits. The band comprised of front man (and lead in the musical) Steve Marriott, Ronnie Lane, Kenney Jones and a fourth, originally Jimmy Winston and then Ian McLagan.
And All Or Nothing is about their life?
Exactly. It’s told from the perspective of Marriott’s ghost (he died in a fire in his home in Essex), with The Bill actor Chris Simmons playing the frontman. Writer and director Carol Harrison, best known for her turn in Eastenders, plays Kay Marriott and Stanton Wright, Stefan Edwards, and Alexander Gold play the above band members respectively.
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Saturday, 2 June 2018
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A must seeAbsolutely brilliant show, would watch it again and again, seating was good , sat in E3&4 ,sad to see it end ,both Steves Sam & Chris were brilliant
J Reviewed on 03 June 2018 by Janice
Folkestone, United Kingdom
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Nostalgic brilliantW Reviewed on 18 May 2018 by Wendy
Hillingdon, United Kingdom
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Third timefFantastic show,musicians excellent,a touch of comedy. Anyone that wants nostalgia for the 60s it’s a must.
L Reviewed on 13 May 2018 by Linda
Doncaster, United Kingdom
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The show was brilliant, great music, great story line, took our 16 year old daughter, she’s now a Small Faces fan.
A Reviewed on 13 May 2018 by Anne
London, United Kingdom
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BrilliantBrought back so many happy memories as the 60's was my era when I was a teenager. ...won't be another era like it ! We need more shows like this...thankyou
H Reviewed on 12 May 2018 by Helena
Romford, United Kingdom
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A live history lesson to be learnt of sixtees groups who were fleeced by so called managers lineing their own pockets.We saw a combination of most of the groups in the mid sixties,live,and the small faces were one of them. This was our era,teenagers looking for anything different,and music was our escape. All of these songs tell a story of life at that time,and they were mostly sad songs,of lost love,or friends . This real life production tells how this group progressed,with two very tallented song writers,who were manipulated by their manager-managers. Life has not changed,young artists BEWARE,life is cruel on the other side.
P Reviewed on 12 May 2018 by Peter
Stourbridge, United Kingdom
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Thoroughly entertainingShould be playing to bigger audiences
D Reviewed on 08 May 2018 by Debbie
Colchester, United Kingdom
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Great live musicLoved the show for the story and music and the actors and musicians were fantastic
J Reviewed on 06 May 2018 by Julie
Enfield, United Kingdom
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Just brilliantDon’t miss it !!
A Reviewed on 03 May 2018 by Andrew
Rotherham, United Kingdom
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magicalR Reviewed on 27 April 2018 by Robert
Welwyn Garden, United Kingdom
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Fun and entertainingJ Reviewed on 23 April 2018 by Julie
Bedford, United Kingdom
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Good music, a bit slow at firstNot suitable for young children, quite a lot of swearing. The story was a bit boring at first but the music made up for that.
A Reviewed on 22 April 2018 by Alison
Preston, United Kingdom
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DisappointedThere was a lot of music with which I was unfamiliar, which surprised me. The base was very strong as some parts but otherwise the sound was good. I thought I would have been wanting to get up and dance in the aisle but it just didn’t do anything for me.
M Reviewed on 19 April 2018 by Margaret
Motherwell, United Kingdom
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A fantastic show.We booked this show because we were a part of the sixties era and we really liked the Small Faces music. The show far exceeded our expectations. The acting and music was great. It was interesting to have the ghost of Stevie telling the story. Samuel Pope delivered a super representation of Steve Marriott. In fact all the cast did justice to this musical. We thought the Ambassadors theatre was small and intimate. Our seats were in the stalls and we had a great view of the show. I’m disappointed to see that the show ends in June as I’m coming back to London in Sept and would have gone again. Best wishes to the cast for the future.
L Reviewed on 18 April 2018 by Lorna
Lossiemouth, United Kingdom
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the bestgood all round show
D Reviewed on 15 April 2018 by David
Camberley, United Kingdom
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Sooo funny. Side splitting!!Must see!
C Reviewed on 15 April 2018 by Chris
Reigate, United Kingdom
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EnjoyableReally enjoyed this performance. I wouldn't recommend people take young children as the language is quite colourful. The music was good.
S Reviewed on 08 April 2018 by Susan
Wokingham, United Kingdom
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FantasticGreat show. Story telling & music first class.
L Reviewed on 08 April 2018 by Lorna
Bishops Stortford, United Kingdom
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NostalgicA Reviewed on 30 March 2018 by Abi
Herts, United Kingdom
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Review: ALL OR NOTHING at The Ambassadors Theatre
by Nicola Wright | Friday, March 30 2018, 10:36
After a long tour and a limited run at The Arts Theatre, ALL OR NOTHING, the Mod musical, transfers to the Ambassadors Theatre. Thanks to the small size of this West End theatre, the show retains an intimate feel and the audience are fully immersed into the music and journey of pop group The Small Faces.
Alfie Harrison-Foreman in All or Nothing at the Ambassadors Theatre
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