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Gerry and the Pacemakers, The ., , “ -’ A. ‘ appeal to the business side of Mustakas. But Hollies, The Kinks. the Rolling Stones and j 1 i N“ 1 ”A ' the show's assured success is not the reason the Dave Clark Five, will stand on its own, / - -= .- ‘ a, “xvii, .' £31,753 Q ,. Twist and Shoot remains Mustakas’s featured as acts on afictitious variety show {W . 3’- up , 5 “ g» N j, favourite. dubbed The Boy Solomon Show. hosted by i. .f‘ .. , E.f.t§_ For the director, it's not business. it's per cast member Ted Simonett. " _ at} ‘ f ' - ,-,, A, “if we; sonal More thanGOsongs will be performed by '““‘" it. " ' - , 5 ' ' ,. to A devoted fan of The Beatles, Mustakas the cast, which includes layme Armstrong, ‘ 5 ‘~ i i. r» {of g knew he would one day bring his fascinar Alex Black, Lindsay Croxall. Gerrard Everâ€" ' V W a My; “2“ tion for the Fab Four. and the British music ard. Christine Glen, lennifer Kee, Duff Macâ€" 1.- “ A ', , - 55351 a} if invasion that followed. to the stage. He even Donald, Sarah Matron, Robert Markus, ‘f7 2 s if” ”if i it ~ recalls a prediction he once shared with Nicholas Nesbitt, Yvan l’ednault and Nick ~ '«' ‘ ' ‘ ‘ '-"~’ “ “w a '< is“ longtime friend David Chilton ~â€" famous as Settimi. Drayton Entertainment's Alex Mas brings the popular Twist and Shout show to the Dow one ofthe Dragon's Den masters and author in fact, theatregoers Will become part of field Theatre in Cambfidgemlng Match 5. mmmto oi iht’ Wealthy Barber ,. announcing a the action. Images of the audience will be , pledge that llt‘ would one dayjust do that. projected â€"â€" in period hiack~and~white ~â€" "it took nlt' to \t'.’irs, but I did it," laughed onto video screens, appearing as the show’s Mitstakas, sitting in rhi- loycr ofthc Durd'leld lrve’lVaudience, ”102!an .iiiihrrilgi- last Thursday morning. Billed as a flashback for Baby Boomers. lust hours ililt'tlii of d dress rehearsal for the lwrst and Shout is two hours of pure nostal- “Mill pioilui tion oi lwrsr and Shout. gra. according Mustakas, highlighting songs \lil\i.llktl.\, who lill1('(’iV{'d. wrote and that still hold "me today duct ls rlii- prom“ tion has had plenty of At the end of the show, audience meni- irtsprrzitioii for lilt' show more than most hers have been known to he on their feel i oiilil own fathom lttrly on in his career, dancing, he added \ill\l.lh.t\ hail (to opportunity to interVit-w "It's a feelâ€"good show" llt' said "People ' ~ -V , - . l’.iiil \li( annex lat t- to face He tcmeni will not want it to end." ‘J A lN'ls asking the Bottle front titan about any Although Twrst and Shout has had many L‘ 2' ’ j 1 ' ‘ . iipi tinting plans to top his success Md an performances under its belt since it hit the A _ _ , _, , .. , , , q in“. \ till\v~|'1 was simple, but poignant. stage nearly a tlu‘ade ago. this year has spe- ’ ’ " ‘ non-ii Nliistrikns llii- Beatle told him it was t ral meaning as it marks the Silth anniver- . - - , : - about tinting thi- iii-tit song it was always saw of’l'hc Beatles coming to America. 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