Steph Fearon signing My Parade album on Saturday 5th March

Steph Fearon was one of the finalists in Andrew Lloyd Webber’s search for a Dorothy in his forthcoming production of The Wizard of Oz with Michael Crawford playing the title role.

This Christmas she appeared in the pantomime Aladdin at Buxton Opera House and sets off on a tour of The Wizard of Oz in April playing Dorothy.

In December she released her debut album “My Parade” which  is a  collection of her favourite classic and contemporary musical theatre compositions with tracks including  Another Suitcase in Another Hall, As Long as You`re Mine (featuring Leon Lopez), He’s No Good, Don’t Tell Me On A Sunday, Somebody to Love, Somewhere Over The Rainbow and Don’t Rain On My Parade

She will be at Dress Circle in Monmouth Street on Saturday 5th March from 1:00-2:00 pm signing copies of the album.


You can order a copy of Stephanie Fearon's My Parade here

More Casting News for Smokey Joe’s Cafe

As previously  mentioned, Steph Fearon was a runner up in Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Over the Rainbow quest to find a Dorothy to star in his new production of the Wizard of Oz and she is now due to appear in Smokey Joe’s Café at the 60 seat Landor Theatre in Clapham.

She is now being joined by Kym Mazelle who is one of the best-known disco divas of the late Eighties and early Nineties. Kym is now recognized as the "Queen of House Music" with a great number of hit singles including. Simon Cowell produced her massive hit "No More Tears (Enough Is Enough)" where she duetted with fellow diva Jocelyn Brown.

Her cover of "Young Hearts Run Free" was featured on the six-times platinum film soundtrack, "Baz Luhrman's Romeo & Juliet", which was nominated for a US Grammy. She has starred in both the West End and UK tour of "I Can't Stop Loving You" about Ray Charles.



For more information visit: www.landortheatre.co.uk

Over the Rainbow’s Steph to star in Smokey Joe’s Cafe

Over the Rainbow semi-finalist Steph Fearon may not be taking Andrew Lloyd Webber's Yellow Brick Road to the Wizard of Oz, but she is to star in the first major production of the musical Smokey Joe's Cafe since its run at the Prince of Wales Theatre in 1996.

Smokey Joe’s Café will open at the Landor Theatre in Clapham on Tuesday 13th July and run for five weeks until Sunday 22nd August. Press night is Tuesday 20th July at 7.30pm

The show is a musical revue set in the 1950’s featuring 39 pop standards, including rock and roll, rhythm and blues songs written by songwriters Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller including On Broadway, Jailhouse Rock, Stand By Me and I’m a Woman..

The cast also includes Marc Akinfolarin, Miguel Angel, Edward Baruwa, Simon Hardwick, Ngo Ngofa and Philippa Stefani,

For more information visit www.landortheatre.co.uk