The Bodyguard @ The Regent Theatre

The Regent Theatre in Hanley was very busy last night for The Bodyguard.

Every seat was taken, and there was a real buzz around the place. People were smiling and chatting before the show started, and it felt like everyone was looking forward to a good night out.

The staff were friendly and helpful, showing people to their seats and making sure everything ran well. The theatre itself looked clean and tidy, and the seats were comfortable with a good view of the stage. The sound and lighting were also very clear, making it easy to see and hear everything.

The show started with a bang and kept the audience entertained all the way through.

The story was easy to follow, and the mix of singing, dancing, and acting worked really well. The music was loud and full of energy, and the crowd were clearly enjoying every song.

Sidonie Smith, who played Rachel Marron, gave an excellent performance. Her voice was strong and beautiful, and she sang every song with real power. She looked confident on stage and made the character very believable. People cheered and clapped after almost every song, especially during the big numbers that everyone knows.

Adam Garcia, who played Frank Farmer, also did a great job. He played the role in a calm and serious way but showed a caring side too. He and Sidonie Smith worked really well together and had great chemistry on stage. Their scenes together were some of the best in the show.

The rest of the cast were also very good. The dancers gave a lot of energy, and the live band sounded fantastic. The stage sets changed smoothly, and the lighting helped make each scene look exciting. Everything was well organised and ran perfectly.

The crowd were clearly loving it. There was lots of clapping, cheering, and even some singing along. By the end, everyone was on their feet for a big standing ovation. The final songs had the whole theatre up dancing and smiling. It was a great atmosphere from start to finish.

The Regent Theatre itself added to the night. It’s a lovely place to visit, with friendly staff, good facilities, and an easy layout. The bars and toilets were clean and easy to get to, and everything felt well looked after. It’s the kind of theatre that makes you want to come back again soon.

Overall, The Bodyguard at the Regent Theatre was a brilliant night out. The cast were excellent, the music was powerful, and the whole evening was full of fun and excitement. Everyone left with big smiles on their faces. It was a great show in a great theatre, and it’s well worth seeing if you get the chance.