Trevor Ashley is heading back to the Menier Chocolate Factory in May, following his star turn as Roger De Bris in The Producers.
Ashley is bringing his signature wit, powerhouse vocals and dazzling impersonation of Liza Minnelli to South London, with LIZA in TYPSY! playing from 7 to 11 May.
The show promises outrageous gags, jaw-dropping vocals and more sequins than Studio 54, and backed by a live seven-piece band.
Trevor Ashley’s Australian theatre work includes Les Misérables, Hairspray, Priscilla Queen of the Desert, Jesus Christ Superstar and Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. In the UK, he has starred in shows including Priscilla The Party in the West End.
His television work includes RFDS – Royal Flying Doctor Service, Les Norton and Significant Others; and for film, Seriously Red. Also a renowned cabaret performer, he has performed Liza (on an E), I’m Every Woman and Diamonds are for Trevor. He was the runner-up on Queen of the Universe.
Ashley is set to reprise his performance as Roger De Bris in the West End transfer of The Producers later this year, coming to the Garrick Theatre from 30 August.
Currently playing at the Menier Chocolate Factory is Dracula, A Comedy of Terrors, which is running to 3 May.
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