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This month we shine the Female Focus spotlight on John & Suzanna.
Are you having a party or just a few friends round and you want some fantastic entertainment? Are you getting married and want that special Spanish theme for you and your guests to enjoy? We can highly recommend John and Suzanna Anthony to provide you with unique entertainment.
They are renowned in the area for their expertise and professionalism. From greeting your guests with the beautiful sounds of John’s guitar, to wowing them with Suzanna dancing flamenco.
They have provided all manner of venues and events with their fantastic music and Spanish show. Suzanna can teach your guests a few flamenco steps then all sit back and relax while they show you how it’s done!
If your wedding is set on this beautiful part of the Spanish coast why not enhance the atmosphere more with the authentic sound of Spanish guitar as your guests arrive? You can then glide down the aisle to your favourite piece of music played on the Spanish guitar.
Suzanna and John Anthony have lived in
Spain for over twenty-three years now, and still love every minute of it. As John explains, ‘Gigs and venues come and go, a change of ownership or even a change of chef can turn the whole musical atmosphere of a bar or restaurant upside down, but we’re still here, and keeping up our true professional standard means that there will always be work for us’.
John was urged to learn to read music by his father and practice the guitar for up to four hours a day, at seventeen he gave his first classical recital. At eighteen he took up the electric guitar, and at the age of twenty he turned professional, beginning on cruise liners, followed by seven years at the ‘Marlgrove Club’ in Bromsgrove. He next took the residency at ‘The Night Out‘ theatre restaurant in Birmingham. By day could often be recording with the ‘BBC Midland Radio Orchestra’ at Pebble Mill.
Suzanna started dancing at the age of two and at seventeen she took the opportunity to turn professional. Her first contract took her to Baghdad, from there she worked around Europe, and then on cruise liners, with the Ray Cornell Dancers where she met John who was playing in a group backing cabaret. Soon they realised they were meant for each other, and to prove that typical ‘Mills & Boon’ scenario does occasionally come true, they have now been together for over twenty-five years.
Suzanna now teaches flamenco, modern and tap in Jalon, Javea and Calpe, and is a teacher at Marcia’s Dance Centre. For the past four years she has choreographed the chorus for the Careline Theatre pantomime.
Suzanna and John have performed many times, both solo and as a duo at Benidorm Palace, and last year were featured, along side Suzanna’s flamenco troupe, on ITV’s ‘Daybreak’ live from Benidorm. Both teach privately, John is professor of guitar at both Lady Elizabeth School and X.I.C. in Javea.
For more information contact
info@globoslocos-spain.com
Are you an entertainer or group? Do you want to appear in the spotlight? E-mail us at
editor@female-focus.com
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