
Mel C
Blood Brothers is not a show for kids; the language and general content are very gritty. It’s a dramatic one; look out for the policeman running through the stalls, but brace yourself for very loud gunshots towards the end. The recommended minimum age is 12.
| NARRATOR | Craig Price |
| MICKEY | Stephan Palfreman |
| EDDIE | Richard Reynard |
| MRS JOHNSTONE | Melanie Chisholm |
| MRS LYONS | Louise Davidson |
| MR LYONS | Stephen Pallister |
| LINDA | Louise Clayton |
| SAMMY | Michael Southern |
| POLICEMAN/TEACHER | Rob Hughes |
| DONNA MARIE/MISS JONES | Amy O'Neil |
| BUS CONDUCTOR | Adam Stevens |
| PERKINS | Alastair Brookshaw |
| NEIGHBOUR | Karl Greenwood |
| BRENDA | Anna Sambroo |
Phoenix Theatre
As shown in the seating plan below, the auditorium is arranged over three levels: Stalls, Dress Circle and Upper Circle. The Phoenix Theatre’s stage is high and narrow, making viewing slightly uncomfortable for the front row (row A) and the end seats in rows B to K. For the same reason viewing can also be uncomfortable in the Dress Circle and the front row of the Upper Circle (row A). The rear row of the Dress Circle suffers from a slight overhang from the Upper Circle (row K). The Upper Circle has mainly excellent views throughout.
Mel C to 'Spice Up' Blood Brothers
Spice Girl Melanie Chisholm Melanie C will make her West End debut in October in the long-running Willie Russell musical Blood Brothers set in her home town of Liverpool ‘Sporty Spice’ will play the role of harried working-class mother Mrs Johnstone succeeding another pop singer X Factor contestant Niki Evans ...




18th February 2010
frostey
This was absolutely brilliant funny, sad, provocative the whole gambit of emotions - the cast were outstanding. Mel C's voice is wonderful. This is a not to be missed show.