Greatest Musicals of all Time

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Final Show Of The Summer Season!

Greatest Musicals of all Time

Auditorium

23 May – 17 September

Join us for a celebration of some of the greatest show-stopping songs from the musicals we all know and love, brought to you by acclaimed West End musical performers, Shona White and Ben Stock.

Prepare to enjoy the full spectrum of the human experience through the alchemy of great composers and lyricists and to be taken you on a magical journey through unforgettable songs including Irving Berlin’s There’s No Business Like Show Business, ‘Annie Get Your Gun’ and I Love A Piano, ‘Easter Parade’, Maybe This Time from ‘Cabaret’, Send in the Clowns from ‘A Little Night Music’ by Stephen Sondheim, Don’t Rain on My Parade, ‘Funny Girl’, and many more.

Show timings

Matinee

Start 2pm

Interval 2.45pm

Finish 3.30pm

Evening

Start 8pm

Interval 8.40pm

Finish 9.30pm

Ben Stock

Ben Stock

Ben was born in Bristol and trained at GSA. West End work includes Grease, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Dame Edna – The Spectacle, Magical Merlin, Jungle Rumble and Over My Shoulder and work on tour includes A Spoonful Of Sherman, Tomfoolery, ‘Lumiere‘ In Disney’s Beauty and The Beast, ‘Noël Coward’ In Noël and Gertie, Salad Days and Joseph.

At Pitlochry Festival Theatre, Ben was seen in A Chorus Of Disapproval, Lady Windermere’s Fan, Single Spies and as ‘Cornelius’ in Hello Dolly. Other regional work includes roles such as ‘Geoffrey in Stepping Out and ‘Cosmo’ inGlorious in seasons at Oldham, Leeds, Sonning, Perth, Frankfurt and Frinton amongst others.

Ben has appeared on Friday Night Is Music Night for the BBC and presents a weekly show on Box Office Radio. He regularly appears in Music Hall, was in The Tale Of Mr Tumble for Cbeebies and has completed 13 seasons as an ‘Ugly Sister’ in Cinderella.

Ben’s directing work includes Elton John: It’s A Little Bit Funny, Adorable Dora, Tell Me On A Sunday, Me And My Girl and four shows across the Cunard fleet. Musical direction includes Gays The Word, Free As Air, Bye Bye Birdie, Oliver, Salad Days and solo albums for Caroline Sheen and Stephen De Martin.

Ben’s solo cabarets have played to sell-out audiences in London, in New York at 54 Below and across the UK, Far East and on QM2. He has also recorded two solo albums And There Was Music and Ben Stock Sings Noël Coward.
Shona White

Shona White

Shona was born and raised in Fife. She is an Associate of the Royal Academy of music. Whilst training there she won the Ronald White Prize for Acting Through Song.

Most recently Shona was in the original cast of Jack Absolute Flies Again at The National Theatre.

Theatre credits include: Jack Absolute Flies Again (National Theatre), Tell Me on a Sunday (Frinton), Donna Sheridan in Mamma Mia! (UK & International Tour), Woman 2 in The World Goes Round (Stephen Joseph), Leda Cotton in I Capture the Castle (Watford Palace, Bolton Octagon) Mamma Mia! (Novello), Florence Vassy in the award winning production of Chess directed by Craig Revel Horwood (UK Tour & Princess of Wales Theatre Toronto), Elphaba in Wicked (ApolloVictoria), Betty in Shout (UK Tour and Arts, London), Usherette/Magenta in The Rocky Horror Show (UK Tour and Playhouse, London), Lisa and Sophie Sheridan in Mamma Mia! (Prince Edward), Miss Gordon in Michael Grandage’s award winning Merrily We Roll Along (Donmar) and Ensemble, Eponine and understudy Cosette in Les Miserables (UK Tour).

Other work includes: Numerous pantomimes and musical workshops; most recently Irvine Welsh’s Trainspotting!, multiple UK and international solo cabaret and concert appearances including Friday Night is Music Night (BBC Radio 2), Crazy Coqs, The Royal Albert Hall in an Elton John concert and the prestigious 54 Below in New York.

An experienced voiceover artist Shona can often be heard on Scottish TV and Radio.

Shona is thrilled to be appearing in her first season here!

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