Michael Bolton and specks of love in 1990 love changes everything the music of Andrew Lloyd Webber playing fall and who is enduring houses in New York I hope you're enjoying the music this afternoon I certainly am please keep those requests coming 813 double 3 Start a message with Neil or you can phone a wall 904641641 coming up in this hour the musical Jersey Boys fantastic show which I saw in New Zealand when I was on honeymoon we saw it's in Auckland at the gorgeous Civic Theatre The only time I've ever seen the show it's very popular it's the musical that tells the true life story of Frankie Valli and the full seasons which is all their greatest hits and a u.k. Tour has just got underway on Friday it's coming to Yorkshire it's coming to the Alhambra in Leeds of the 100 Bradford rather and the Leeds Grand Theatre this year and we're going to hear from a couple of the cast in the next time off our thank you for your request to some music for Cath Palmer a New York it was a birthday on the 6th of January and we've got some Doris Day for you before this hour is out thank you very much for that request and. Oh lots more besides keep coming 133 Start a message with Neil full Mary who has sent me a Texas hi Neal please would you play poss from Chitty Chitty Bang Bang sung by the great Lionel Jeffries. Style This is elegance. Of the push. Of the drug. Bust come to think of the real will come. Where the trouble of. The capital. And the center of every. Battle For me that will never let me. Just follow like. Well I'm going to do it. Oh gosh I was traveling the country for the 1st account with. Rust. And. The oil profits to the. Bank for one gun salute me on a case. Where the economy large of all. My heart pumping. Are you sorry did you did he say to you. Let's go through the traveling light but I'm just going to come inside read the book but I love the world small room but I don't like doing Still I think she would . Stop at home. With the governor make as much. As. I have brilliant Lionel Jeffries in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang with posh playing that from Mary who sent me a text 813 to 3 starting the message with Neil b.b.c. Radio York and b.b.c. Radio Leeds Sunday afternoon every week between 3 and 5 it is the music of stage and screen and Yorkshire's musical theatre thank you for being part of the show I was very excited last week to get a text message which I couldn't share with you last week because it was under a bit of an embargo but I can share it with you now and it comes from Ray Mayhem who is from Kel field and he says hi Neal please could you play a song from any because my 10 year old daughter Agatha me and is being cast as the new Annie in the West End musical at the Piccadilly theatre she's a pupil and Georgie is Roman Catholic Primary School in York and she's sharing the role with 2 other talented youngsters Ruby Stokes and Isabelle com and she opens on Friday nights at the Piccadilly Theatre in London and the musical stars the comedian Mira say I'll as Miss Heneage in the New London production of a classic musical so for Agatha and for her dad Ray I get the starring in me in the title role and everybody else who enjoys that musical Here is something then from the show as requested. Or asked. Us. Asked. Where. You. Were told. Soul. Remember young boy on the grass where a small. Boy. Is. Out to. Swap the houri. Of no. You never fully dressed without a smile from the walls fall 10 year old Agatha me and the people at St George's Roman Catholic primary in New York one of 3 youngsters currently playing the title role in that musical in the West End at the Piccadilly theatre requested by her dad Ray thank you so much for getting in touch it's b.b.c. Radio York and b.b.c. Radio Leeds I'm a lovely memory from Barbara in Beverley and her friend who's listening this afternoon years and years ago once met. The great Fred Astaire at a hotel in Cork in Ireland when they were on holiday that he was that apparently having a meal with his sister at Del who Easter of course but his dance partner in the old film musicals now Barbara and her friend would like to hear something from Fred a statue remind them of that they said that when they met Fred and the Del they were absolutely charming lovely people what a great memory Thank you Barbara and I hope you enjoy this. Have you seen them well to do move up and down Power am a new on the paintings are up. With their noses in. My hands and our own collars wives bands and lots of dollars spending everyday. A wonderful time. With blooms and you don't know where to go to don't you go where fashions said. Button on the ribs. Different types are wearing but they don't fans with stripes always come perfect fit. But not on the rip. That's not like a $1000000.00 room for. Lying to look like Gary. So duper Come let's mix my run up with sticks around was in there met. Him on the rig. Just how just like yelling. To a lady with the well. Being. Snappy you. Pick up the big am here. On the roof. Put on the Ritz Fred Astaire playing that for Barbara in Beverly and her friend both listening this afternoon with the memories of meeting Fred and Adela stare at a hotel in Cork on Cork in Ireland during a holiday many many years ago and very happy memories thank you very much Barbara lovely to hear from you if you've got something from the stage and screen that you'd like to hear this afternoon love love to hear from heels stand. On a 6 foot 6 foot tanks. Full serene and stocky Missy with b.b.c. Radio me. Well the smash hit musical Jersey Boys is on to again and it's coming to Yorkshire Jersey Boys tells the true life story of 4 boys from the wrong side of the tracks who wrote that own songs and invented that own unique sound they are of course the 4 Seasons featuring hits after hits including beggin December 63 Can't Take My Eyes Off You walk like a man bye bye baby that was a bit of a hit the base of the road was in this country wasn't to Big Girls Don't Cry and many many more is coming to the Bradford Alhambra in May and then it's coming to Leeds grand in November well cast members Simon Bailey and all of Lebanon have been talking to the B.B.C.'s Adam Tomlinson and analysts the Jersey Boys is the story of Frankie Valli the 4 Seasons and how they got to be the Frankie Valli the 4 Seasons their. 4 guys like you say from the wrong side of the tracks who basically their only option really is to be to be stars you know and they fight tooth and now to get there and then you see what happens once they do get there and then it comes the demise and. It's it's a roller coaster of a show there's everything in there that you could possibly want. And we love telling that story you're playing Tommy De Vito and Lorraine So who are they how do they work together well to me to detail this is one of the 4 Seasons I am playing a brain who is. Kind of the love interest thank you Vanny although he does have a wife at the time and I'm a reporter and I come to do an interview with him in this love at 1st sight not just I mean the story of the boys who are saying already is it's such a good story but is it fair to say that the music here is the main player in the show. I think it's I think it's really 5050 I mean because what's beautiful about this show is is that it's more it's chronological you know it's there is the telling of the story of the hits as they went along you know and that's it's something that people can really connect to I think and so I think I mean the music runs through the veins of the player suppose. And you can see as as the play goes on how much the music progresses and stuff and we get to the big 3 at the end of Act one and that's Sherry Big Girls Don't Cry and walk like a man and that's when the car to Bob Gaudio comes in and when the music really starts to become what is known as today you know the famous Frankie Valli in the 4 Seasons guys the sound of Frankie Valli and the 4 Seasons he's so well known how did you get to the point when you knew the sound you will make it was absolutely spot on. I mean these obviously it's so identifiable That sound you know I think you really have to work at. The tone you know I mean the tone is is so specific and that's obviously something that you work on during rehearsals that you have to get that wonderful blend that they had you know because they would have I mean obviously Frankie has a very very distinctive voice and so the other 3 seasons we have to we have to make sure that we all blend to keep that to keep that sound alive you know the harmonies of these songs a really huge selling point you know along with kind of the amazing melodies but the harmonies are so important that we have to work very hard to make sure that blend is spot on the harmonies arranging other because they started out originally is backing singers do you think this is part of the reason for their success the fact that they could turn that they could sing anything more or less straight off as backing singers or be required to do and they could harmonize as well I think absolutely yeah I mean that's a really good point you know I think when they were backing singers I think there was obviously something that was saying which was you know these guys are you know these are stand these are stand alone singers who you know they're a group of their own they shouldn't be backing other people not that in the wrong with that but like I think they and obviously I mean Tommy certainly would have had ideas above that because that's the sort of guy that he is and so I think there would've been a certain amount of yeah we need to we need to break away from this and go and go on our own Simon Bailey and all of Robinson from the cast of the new u.k. Tour of Jersey Boys speaking to the B.B.C.'s Anna Wallis and Adam Tomlinson said you can catch the show at the Bradford Alhambra in May and then the lead ground theater in November. As I. Just. Told. Me. From the musical Jersey Boys That was John Lloyd Young from the original Broadway cast singing the Frankie Valli hits Can't Take My Eyes Off You and it's a musical that has such special memories for me I saw it on honeymoon in New Zealand in all Clint at the Civic Theatre and when we saw it my wife and I it was only the 2nd night or something that was in town that day it was packed and it is a huge theater if you've seen the Peter Jackson film King Kong it's a theater they used for the interior shot for that movie Ice huge We were right up at the back in the state of tiny from where we are but it was a great night and it's a brilliant show and say it's on tour now coming to Yorkshire twice they see a part of the new national tour b.b.c. Radio lades and b.b.c. Radio York I'm Neil Foster we're playing your requests from the stage and screen we do this every Sunday between 3 and 5 and look at your shoes musical theater as well still time for you to get a request in this afternoon I won my No 464164 warm is our phone number on the text it's a 3 double 3 starting your message with Neal it's 25 past. Yes. Travel with me. I am 62 looking good on the my choice. Fine as well it's still busy just south of York just off the bypass such an off day $64.00 down towards Crocky held a 19 is a very busy indeed know that action so the South Bank here is a lot worse from a 60 fault light all there is queuing heading north towards York as well just much worse heading at down towards Crocky Hill where traffic on the Outer Ring Road such Northwest Saudi. Arabia shopping traffic about still but now overall it's doing Ok . Curing looking busy through the right direction in a hospital now to try Cluff life and at least in Halifax right busy 3 have a home as well still quite busy that baby care the Christ Church traffic lights to say the motorways are fine I just check in on the trains don't seem to be any major problems and that's the latest. You'll travel knees. To 3. B.b.c. Radio leaves. And. Find the 5. Jobs again. Ask you to. Pieces. Just. So. It's down to see. That it's down to just. Down. Most Wanted. List. It's a while until you. Know why didn't you see the seriousness of it to. Her their lives. For you an. 11th hour to suit up shut them. Down let it go down. Down. Shut her. Down. Almost to her. 11 these that it's the next to the flowers to the Polish the time. To insult because they take it from every flub that. I think we're finished now Julie Andrews from Mary Poppins and a spoon full of sugar it's half past 4 and it's Neil Foster with the b.b.c. Radio Leeds and b.b.c. Radio York thank you so much for your requests and messages hello to Margaret and Colleen who are in York now you've asked for a song from Little Shop of Horrors a special song for you I haven't got the cd of the stage version with me this afternoon not by the particular song you asked for but look put it on my list to bring with me next week Margot and Cullen hope that's Ok and play that for you next Sunday no problem at all 813 double 3 is text number you just need to start your message with Neil tell me what you'd like to hear from the stage and screen tell me who you are my listening and if you want to phone is 019-046-4164 extension 1 great Cole Porter song sung by Ella Fitzgerald coming very shortly for Audrey in Selby. Radio. Before that though this one from Fiddler on the roof you. People I realise. What. Oh Larry. Did it did it if they were real well. You would have to wear I'll give it to voodoo. There's numerous. Phone calls with the wrong fight it doesn't right in the middle of the tongue to. Fight. With the real was. Whatever you want them start case just going to long long this coming fall into one hole leading nowhere just for. The money he dogs with the chicks Ferguson said Ducks let it slip on your soul school just as annoying as a very. Young woman I think from. As you say Heroes there will be. If I were a ridge where you. Don't. Get it if I were well. With. The. Man. I see my life my will to pick. Someone up should. Sit. Still love her. Looking at her son still looking like the. One who just. Screamed others so. Now I claim. It. Any. Less complete with the volleys of. The syllables the one. Little. Poem you live it was near. Closing prober But look this was so. Easy going to. Do to want to make one difference if fight and still right or wrong. Would reach there you really know. Who was there. That says to the synagogue. And maybe to seem like they stood a little. Closer and closer some of them was. A slippery day. Lists. The only poll. Which. Would look good. 2 for her. If. You look. A little. Bit. Older they made her the that led you to read it I knew what I look. Like. And. Top all 'd from Fiddler on the roof the 1971 film version of the great musical singing If I were a rich man b.b.c. Radio Leeds and b.b.c. Radio York Aldrete in Selby How are you thank you very kind words about the show loving the music says Wouldn't miss it on a Sunday afternoon and you'd like to hear something from Ella Fitzgerald Cole Porter classic. Every Time We Say Goodbye. Every. One do was. To say. To. From major to my. Family's. Good. At it. Begin to see. Them. From major too much. Ella Fitzgerald cold poultice every time they say goodbye are playing for all 3 in Selby b.b.c. Radio Leeds and b.b.c. Radio York with me Neil Foster it's. $20.00 to $5.00 if you were listening a bounce half an hour ago you'll have heard me mention a young lady by the name of Agatha me and she's from York and she is one of 3 young actresses who playing the part of Annie the title role in the musical in the West End The Piccadilly theatre Well Agatha did a 1st performance on Friday nights and it was her dad Ray who asked to supply a song from that show what's the chances that 2 out of those 3 actresses in the west end of the moment are from Yorkshire and what are the chances that 2 of them a listening this afternoon Well that's exactly what's happening because Isabelle Karna is also one of the Emmys at the Piccadilly theatre She's 11 years old and she's from Leeds and she does a 1st performance on Wednesday now Isabel's Wendy and Uncle Barry in Leeds were listening in to her mention I guess they want me to mention Isabelle as well which I'm delighted to do so and Auntie Wendy and Uncle Barry say that Isabel is such a lovely young lady she has worked so hard to get where she is and there are so proud of her isn't that lovely What a great message Isabel Carney 11 years old from Leeds one of 3 Amie's in the West End the moment to whom we know from Yorkshire and so that comes with love from Auntie Wendy and Uncle Barry thank you so much for getting in touch I pretend I'm at home getting dressed for a date I take home comb my hair take a flower smell it. And put it on my lapel. And eyes but the audience wants my clothes were shabby tailor me cabbie. Said there's. Now. To be. A wardrobe. Still. To. Come. Just. As fast. As the. Maestro. Place and not got rid. Of she just. Might be yours. Life. Is. I start off easy. Now one more step in at. And I so as I start this step saying. I feel like. Doubling. As she appears dressed all in white. I take her hand. And lead her onto the floor. The steps are good for the. Stair case. Yada. Dan Burton singing all I need is the Girls song by Julie Stein Stephen Sondheim from the 2015 production of Gypsy in London's West End Good afternoon to you Alan Jowett friend of the show and a man with a wonderful knowledge of musical theater and film he sends me an email to tell me that next that's Day 20 of Johnny's the 85th anniversary of the Broadway premiere of The Ghost string musical pardon my English one says after a week of previews it was a troubled production which lost its star Canon joining the provincial tryouts but the show only had $46.00 Broadway performances and in spite of that had some delightful songs notably isn't it a pity which you'd like me to play this afternoon and I'm sorry I haven't got the particular version you were looking for but I hope you enjoy this one it's Barbra Streisand laughing this is rather nice. Isn't it. When. Is. Hugh. It's. True. Isn't it. And you. And did search it. Barbara Streisand and the Goetia are the song isn't it a pity playing for Alan who sent me an email of an email from our friends at York stage musicals now they're putting on the fabulous musical spend spend spend based of course on the vivid Nicholson the life of Nicholson the Castleford pools winner I said you're going to spend spend spend and she did they're doing this musical in New York in a couple of months time and they're having a meeting and auditions for anybody who would like to take part it's happening at the junk Hooper Studio Theatre 41 month gating York next Sunday a week today the 21st of January at 630 and they say come along to find out all about the show and the audition process we're looking to pull together a cast to represent the communities of Castleford and gaffa in this Yorkshire musical if you have a passion for performing and are confident singing and moving and are aged 16 or over they would like to hear from you they need all ages for this show it's a brilliant musical I was in it myself about 10 years ago I think it was now it's a terrific show and it's being put on by your stage musical So if you're interested in taking part in Spend Spend Spend the musical story of Viv Nicholson it's next Sunday the 1st meeting 630 at 411 gate in New York the junk Studio Theatre just turned up and if you want to email me for some contact details and for some more information then please do thanks very much for letting me know about that. I dream . That I have been. Robbed my mum 7 was 7 7 7. Good and I hollered someone. But the ice. Cold. I say. Good night sleep. What the. Fuck pulled up. Your. Ship. And. Locked up. And I hollered someone. That's the mole. And I said. Travel with Nick is still a bit busy coming down the hill from your way from the bypass a 643 the road works to the rails right Lane junction little bit. Price lights here around Leeds so looking fine on the motes Weiss find 30. 3. Thank you for your company I hope you've enjoyed It's coming up next on b.b.c. Radio Leeds the poll had some weather show and b.b.c. Radio York an hour of easy favorites and some showbiz interviews for you to enjoy our last song of the afternoon is a birthday request for cuff Pama it was her birthday on the 6th of January and it's Doris Day with a song from Calamity Jane. That was. They. Sewed. The. Law. So. That. The Bill. To the be.
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