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Miss Saigon at Leeds Grand Theatre
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Miss Saigon at Leeds Grand Theatre

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The Editor

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Yorkshire Businesswoman director Debbie Dobson was lucky enough to get tickets for the opening night of Miss Saigon at Leeds Grand Theatre this week, this is what she had to say about the performance:

If you need an excuse for a night out, Miss Saigon at Leeds Grand Theatre is the place to be! This show is an absolute must see. From the moment the curtain rises, you're hit with incredible energy, stunning staging, and a cast so talented you can't take your eyes off them!

The performances are outstanding, especially from Julianne Pundan (Kim) and Jack Cane (Chris), as too, Seaan Miley Moore (The Engineer) who was hilarious, and not forgetting Lucas Minton (Tam) who was such a great little actor at just 7 years of age! The music gives you goosebumps, and the whole production is packed with drama, heart and more than a few jaw dropping moments.

Running from 2nd to 13th December, it's fabulous, fun, emotional, and completely unforgettable.

Seriously.... don't miss it!

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