Business News ‘The Supremes’ feature in Motown the Musical
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Data protection regulations will change forever, and they will affect your business however big or small!
But don’t believe the hype or scaremongering! This doesn’t just have to be red tape or a barrier to success.
Alex will keep you hanging on
The New Alexandra Theatre this year has unveiled a dazzling new programme that includes Motown the Musical, Saturday Night Fever and Fame. Also featured at the Station
Street, Birmingham, venue are Rock of Ages and a festive run for the first production of Benidorm Live. The New Alexandra Theatre
Stage Experience presents Boogie Nights, the much-loved classic Dirty Dancing returns and there will be a new production of Madagascar –A Musical Adventure. Described as ‘One Big Soul
Extravaganza’ Motown the Musical tells the story of Berry Gordy, who founded Motown Records and launched the careers of legendary artists including Diana Ross, Michael Jackson, Stevie Wonder, Marvin Gaye and many more. The show runs from Thursday 11 October to Saturday 3 November 2018.
A new stage version of Saturday
Night Fever hits the stage from Tuesday 25 to Saturday 29 September. While paying homage to the 1977 John Travolta classic, the all-new stage version still promises the classic soundtrack which includes the Bee Gees greatest hits. Fame is the international smash
hit following the lives of students as they navigate their way through the highs and lows and the romances and heartbreaks in life. One-night shows include
appearances from Brummie comedian Joe Lycett on Thursday 10 and Friday 11 May, Shane Filan in the Love Always Tour on Saturday 5 May and Ross Noble in El Hablador on Sunday 11 November. Tickets can be purchased and
more information on all of the shows listed can be found at
atgtickets.com/Birmingham or on 0844 871 3011.
Peddimore partner revealed
Birmingham City Council has unveiled IM Properties as its preferred development partner to bring forward the first phase of Peddimore – one of the UK’s largest prime manufacturing and logistic sites. Set to create up to 10,000 jobs and contribute £350m to the local
economy, the collaboration between the council and IM Properties will look to create a ‘world class’ employment park, designed to retain and attract both local, wider Midlands and major national and international occupiers. The announcement follows a marketing and selection process that
was launched at MIPIM in 2017 and has involved a procurement process which was extremely competitive and attracted interest from major industrial developers from within the UK and overseas. Tim Wooldridge, managing director of IM Properties, said: “We are
extremely proud to have been appointed as the city council’s development partner for Peddimore. Our successful selection underpins our commitment to the region and our aim to deliver outstanding, sustainable and innovative real estate with economic and environmental benefits for both businesses and the local communities we invest in.”
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