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Marti Pellow is to star in a brand new production of the musical The Witches Of Eastwick, at the Opera House, Manchester from 13 - 18 October.
Based on the Warner Brothers film which starred Jack Nicholson, Michelle Pfeiffer, Susan Sarandon and Cher, The Witches Of Eastwick tells the story of three desperate housewives in small town America who, when they wish for the man of their dreams they get far more than they bargain for. All hell breaks loose - quite literally - when Daryl Van Horne (Marti Pellow) arrives to liven things up!
After leading Wet Wet Wet to a plethora of multi-platinum singles and albums, peaking with Love Is All Around's sixteen week stint a...
Marti Pellow is to star in a brand new production of the musical The Witches Of Eastwick, at the Opera House, Manchester from 13 - 18 October.
Based on the Warner Brothers film which starred Jack Nicholson, Michelle Pfeiffer, Susan Sarandon and Cher, The Witches Of Eastwick tells the story of three desperate housewives in small town America who, when they wish for the man of their dreams they get far more than they bargain for. All hell breaks loose - quite literally - when Daryl Van Horne (Marti Pellow) arrives to liven things up!
After leading Wet Wet Wet to a plethora of multi-platinum singles and albums, peaking with Love Is All Around's sixteen week stint at the top of the charts, Marti has gone on to a successful solo career as well as West End and Broadway seasons in Chicago. His most recent album, "Sentimental Me'', inspired by playing at the famous Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club, was released in April this year and he has just completed a sell out UK tour.
This brand new production is directed by Nikolai Foster, one of the country's leading young talents. His production of Aspects of Love starring David Essex played to sell out houses at theatres around the country. Other credits include the musicals Assassins and A Chorus Line at the Crucible Sheffield, A Streetcar Named Desire at Theatre Clwyd, Of Mice and Men at the Mercury Theatre Colchester and Season's Greetings at the Liverpool Playhouse. Choreography is by Geoff Garrett, design is by Peter McIntosh, lighting by Guy Hoare, orchestrations by William David Brohn and Christopher Jahnk with musical supervision by Kevin Amos.
The Witches of Eastwick is produced by Kenny Wax, Michael Harrison and Paul Elliot by arrangement with Cameron Mackintosh.
