Ain't Too Proud, Prince Edward Theatre review - Temptations musical is none too tempting
American jukebox musical is lost in the West End with only the hits to save it. Theatre review by Gary Naylor
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American jukebox musical is lost in the West End with only the hits to save it. Theatre review by Gary Naylor
The Motown-infused spectacle runs at the Prince Edward Theatre
Compilation musicals have had a bad press, but this is a hugely superior example of the genre.
AIN'T TOO PROUD - The Life and Times of The Temptations, came rolling into the Ohio Theatre with explosive energy, incredible talent, phenomenal voices, dashing costumes, and Tony-Award winning choreography that had Columbus up on their feet. This sensational production, brilliantly directed by Des McAnuff and choreographed by Sergio Trujillo (the same dynamite duo who also brought you JERSEY BOYS), expertly tells the story of The Temptations through the eyes of its only remaining member, Otis Williams, from the early beginnings and struggles to the present day. Featuring a brilliant mix o...
This plodding account of the Motown band’s highs and lows is more than a little soulless