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Melissa Manchester's New Single A Re-Explored Rendering Of Her Classic Hit "THROUGH THE EYES OF LOVE" Is Out Today – Music News – RingSide Report

New single from 25th album RE:VIEW available now Marvin Hamlisch / Carole Bayer Sager classic is released for Thanksgiving! Stream “Through The Eyes Of Love” music video HERE “It was a thrill when ‘Through The Eyes Of Love’ was nominated for an Academy Award,” exclaims singer MELISSA MANCHESTER. It

More than £500 raised at latest Phoenix Choir concert

The Choir were raising money for Carisbrooke Castle Museum’s refurbishment of Princess Beatrice’s Kitchen

The Masked Singer fans 'work out' Robobunny is Westlife star after 'obvious royal clue'

The Masked Singer viewers 'confident' who Robobunny is after working out off-screen clue

The Phantom Of The Opera haunts the West End for its spectacular 35th anniversary- Jessica Beackon The Boswells School

Though COVID cruelly forced the theatres to close, The Phantom Of The Opera has returned to the West End to celebrate its 35th anniversary. The…

BBC Radio and BBC Sounds deliver listening delights and superlative soundtracks this Christmas

BBC Radio and BBC Sounds deliver listening delights and superlative soundtracks this Christmas

Andrew Lloyd Webber album review: These orchestral suites are terrific

If you love big show tunes played by a symphony orchestra-sized band, this spectacular recording, set down last April in the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, is one for you.

Melissa Manchester's New Single a Reimagined Recording of Her Classic Hit "Fire In The Morning" Is Out Today – Breaking Music News

Fifth single from 24th album RE:VIEW available now RE:VIEW album is rolled out as a series of singles Steve Dorff / Gary Harju / Larry Herbstritt song blooms with optimism as the country emerges from pandemic lockdown Stream “Fire In The Morning” music video HERE “It’s pretty - it’s a pretty video a

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS reviews the weekend's TV

Rating: There’s no business like show business — let’s go on with the show! Those brash, barn-storming lyrics by Irving Berlin sum up the joy of musical theatre, a world where the songs never stop. So the closure of every stage in the country, for the first time since Oliver Cromwell’s Puritan dictatorship, still feels beyond imagination for all fans of song-and-dance spectaculars, after nearly a year in the dark. Andrew Lloyd Webber, Britain’s leading impresario and composer of musicals, pleaded last September that it was madness to let people sit on aeroplanes but not in theatres.