character. He had the audience on the edge of their seat wondering what he was about to say next. Thomas Cochranes performance of Mark Anthony was captivating and filled with raw emotion. He brought a sense of vulnerability to the character, making Mark Anthony relatable and sympathetic. The actor's delivery of Mark's monologues and his interactions with the other characters showcased his strong acting skills. Deni Griffiths, as Richie Walters, delivered heartfelt and captivating performance. He showcased Richie's vulnerability and his struggle to find his place in the world of dance. Deni’s expressive facial expressions and physicality brought depth to the character, making his performance relatable. Daniel Eccles, as Al DeLuca, brought a delightful charm and wit to the character. He skilfully portrayed Al's playful personality and provided moments of comic relief. His interactions with the other characters were filled with chemistry and his stage presence was captivating. Additionally, Daniel’s dance skills were impressive, adding an extra layer of authenticity to the character. Don Kerr was portrayed by Harry Garrity who delivered a compelling performance that showcased Don's vulnerability and internal struggles. He brought a quiet intensity to the character, capturing the audience's attention with his nuanced portrayal. Harry’s vocal performances and his interactions with the other characters were highlights of his portrayal.
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