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Stepping Out in London
Stepping Out is one of those marvellous musicals that leaves you feeling good, warmed to the cockles of your heart as well as amused. It's a lovely show and this revival has already thrilled audiences around Britain. Now it's coming back to London, an eagerly awaited treat for spring 2017. If you've always wanted to see this modern classic of a comedy musical, now's your chance.
The popular Britain's Got Talent judge Amanda Holden leads a glittering cast of stars including Angela Griffin, Tracy-Ann Oberman, Tamzin Outhwaite and Nicola Stephenson, and it's on at the Vaudeville theatre.
Stepping Out – The story
Meet eight amateur dancers, all from very different backgrounds. They've ended up taking tap dancing classes in a tatty North London church hall, and each has their own reasons for joining. At first they treat the class like a social occasion, and they're all fingers and thumbs. But they soon 'get' tap dancing and become reasonably skilled. It's their personal stories, relationships and interactions that form the real story, charting their emotional progress as their tap-dance skills improve.
In attempting to tap their troubles away, the group grows close. Haughty Vera and loud, mouthy Maxine, uptight Andy and bubbly Sylvia, shy Dorothy and eager Lynne, happy Rose, patient Mavis and the lone male, Geoffrey, are all spurred on by pianist Mrs Fraser, and the result is a genuinely uplifting, gentle and fascinating comedy.
The show originally premièred in Leatherhead in the '80s before moving to the West End, with Barbara Ferris and Marcia Warren starring, and enjoyed extended runs in theatreland and on Broadway. It ran for just short of three years in the West End, an impressive stint. Between the 1980s and today it has rarely been off the stage in one part of the world or another.
This latest musical version, called Stepping Out—The Musical, has a book by Richard Harris, lyrics by Mary Stewart-David, and music by Denis King. It first opened at Plymouth's Theatre Royal and has been adapted for US audiences by Astrid Ronning and Nina Seely, renamed 'One Night A Week'. This time around it's directed by the talented Maria Friedman, the three-time Olivier Award winner, who made her name by wowing audiences with 2012's acclaimed production of Merrily We Roll Along. This is a brand new and totally fresh staging, and it's already causing anticipation in London. Grab tickets while you can!
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Saturday, 17 June 2017
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Stepping Out reviews
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- Recommended for:
- Couples (87%)
- Theatregoers (96%)
Latest customer reviews
All reviews are from customers who have been invited to leave a review just after seeing Stepping Out.
Please note the reviews below are from an old production of Stepping Out.
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Very enjoyableA fun show to watch with believable storyline. Amanda Holden's costumes and hair do, are a sight not to be missed.
M Reviewed on 19 June 2017 by Michael
St. Sampsons, United Kingdom
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A night full of humour and danceWe really enjoyed the show because it was so funny and yet touched on everyday perplexities. The dancing was pleasurable to watch at the end .
R Reviewed on 03 June 2017 by Rosemary
Sheffield, United Kingdom
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Funny especially if you remember the 80'sM Reviewed on 21 May 2017 by Maria
Pulborough, United Kingdom
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ordinaryIt lacked professional acting. Tamsin Outhwaite was missed! Amanda Holden was good.
D Reviewed on 21 May 2017 by Douglas
Wetherby, United Kingdom
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Feel GoodJ Reviewed on 18 May 2017 by Janet
Loughborough, United Kingdom
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Laugh out loud!Amanda Holden was a scream.
P Reviewed on 15 May 2017 by Patricia
Epsom, United Kingdom
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Fantastic, very funnyVery entertaining, funny and witty. As other reviews say rows b and c backwards is best.
M Reviewed on 06 May 2017 by Margaret
Boston, United Kingdom
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A Great showGood feel good show. Shame Amanda Holden was indisposed by stand in was good.
C Reviewed on 05 May 2017 by Christine
Waltham Cross, United Kingdom
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Good fun showL Reviewed on 30 April 2017 by Lisa
Upminster, United Kingdom
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Good light hearted fun!!If you are into tap dancing it's a good show. The first half was a little slow at times although the second half was very good. It's light entertainment which is an easy watch after a long week at work.
T Reviewed on 29 April 2017 by Tracey
London, United Kingdom
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Not what I expected... disappointing.....Just seen this last night as this was a Mother's Day present to my Mum. I paid much more than I normally would to see a show but we had great seats in the stalls with a perfect view. I have seen many musicals since living in London for 9 years, However, I found it overall disappointing, after seeing two other Musicals in the last week, Stepping Out was not on par with other West End Musicals and I feel this is not West End standard. Stepping out is more of a play but it lacked something. It was still good fun, enjoyable, the whole cast are excellent and I was still left with a bit of a 'feel good factor'. Tracey Ann Oberman is particularly very good and very funny. Amanda Holden is also very talented. The orchestra (if there was one? if there was, it must have been very small as limited music) Only one song that I remember. The stage scenery was virtually the same throughout the whole show, apart from towards the end. The whole cast were clearly talented, but the very short, less than 10 minutes dance show at the end, made me feel that I was left short changed! Sadly, unlike other shows, I won't be seeing this one again.
V Reviewed on 29 April 2017 by Victoria
Rickmansworth, United Kingdom
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Great EntertainmentIt was a good show, and Amanda Holden was great - I had forgotten how good an actress she is! Personally, I thought the film was excellent, and I found myself comparing the two, which is very unfair. If you have never seen the film, then I think you will love this show.
G Reviewed on 17 April 2017 by Gail
Royston, United Kingdom
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BrilliantVery good - loved all the cast
J Reviewed on 15 April 2017 by Jackie
Gibraltar, Gibraltar
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Very funnyI really enjoyed the show..It made me really laugh...Amanda Holden played her part brilliantly ...They all did but i feel Amanda stole the show...
L Reviewed on 24 March 2017 by Lorraine
London, United Kingdom
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Laugh out loud.C Reviewed on 19 March 2017 by Carol
Oldham, United Kingdom
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Very funnyI am not a theatregoer but wanted to stop so i picked this show as it was a comedy. This is very funny. Very good show. Not for teenagers as they wouldn't get the humour but adults will love it. Would recommend.
C Reviewed on 18 March 2017 by Cyrina
London, United Kingdom
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Good fun 2 hoursA Reviewed on 18 March 2017 by Arlene
Castel, United Kingdom
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Thoroughly enjoyableEntertaining and easy to watch show
P Reviewed on 17 March 2017 by Patricia
Sherborne, United Kingdom
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Very real and well actedL Reviewed on 08 March 2017 by Lynda
Witham, United Kingdom
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Great afternoon.The only problem is the cost of tickets. I paid £74 50 each for seats in the dress circle. Seats G9 and10. They were on sale at £54 50 at the box office.Disgraceful!!!!!!!
P Reviewed on 03 March 2017 by Pamela
Kettering, United Kingdom
2017
THE MISER & STEPPING OUT: Is it worth seeing three star shows?
by Phil Willmott | Tuesday, March 21 2017, 10:32
If you ask most people who work in the theatre they’ll tell you they hate the system whereby shows are allocated a quality rating of 1 – 5 stars. It means audiences make a snap judgement based on the scoring and don’t take time to consider the content of the review and decide for themselves whether they’ll enjoy a production or not.
2017
THE MISER & STEPPING OUT: Is it worth seeing three star shows?
by Phil Willmott | Tuesday, March 21 2017, 10:32
If you ask most people who work in the theatre they’ll tell you they hate the system whereby shows are allocated a quality rating of 1 – 5 stars. It means audiences make a snap judgement based on the scoring and don’t take time to consider the content of the review and decide for themselves whether they’ll enjoy a production or not.
2016
How the West End is mirroring the Wild West
by Phil Willmott | Monday, September 26 2016, 08:52
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Let me explain. The movie itself is adapted from THE SEVEN SAMURAI which is thought to be the first significant time a plot has been used in which a maverick leader assembles a team comprising off conflicted and conflicting members who then work together to conquer a challenge.
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