Based on the wildly popular 1970s film that
defined the disco phenomenon and starring Oscar-nominee John Travolta, Saturday
Night Fever depicts the uncompromisingly sordid 1970’s New York that not only
made a dance revolution at that time, but also spoke straight to a generation of
lost, struggling young adults.
The story centres on Tony Manero, an
Italian-American young man with a dead-end job and an extraordinary ability to
dance. Every Saturday night at a local discotheque, Tony dons his flares and
struts his stuff; capturing all eyes through his stylish moves on the dance
floor. He has only one ambition in life - to become the disco king. When he
meets Stephanie, who also dreams of a world beyond Brooklyn, they decide to
train together for a dance competition and their lives begin to change forever.
Premiered in the West End at the London
Palladium in 1998 and Broadway at the Minskoff Theatre in 1999, the spectacular
Bee Gees’ musical Saturday Night Fever has been seen by over 10 million people
with over 2,800 shows in more than 20 countries across the globe, thrilling
theatre and music buffs alike throughout the years. As one of the longest
running musical, Saturday Night fever is still actively on world tour up to
this very date; bridging the young and old with a common interest of a
fantastic musical performance.
So, dust off those
hip-hugging flares, platform shoes and warm up the disco dance moves. “You
Should Be Dancing” your way to this jam-packed, dance-crazed, fuel-injected
“Disco Inferno”, with groovy sets and disco lighting for almost two-and-a-half
hours of energy, music and oh-so-stylish bell bottom pants!
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