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What’s Love Got To Do With It? A Review from RH Uncovered

By Jamie Di Francescomarino

On Wednesday, 18th June, we were so kindly invited to watch What’s Love Got To Do With It? At The Hawth in Crawley.

From the moment the lights went up, so did the energy in the room, as the brilliant Holly Bannis enters the stage as Tina Turner. All of the classic hits were performed by Holly, such as Proud Mary, Simply the Best, River Deep -Mountain High and more, supported by Anna Richmond, Beth Carter and Sara Dunne.

It was a night of joy and celebration of the wonderful Tina Turner, the crowd really made it an experience, but of course, being a completely live show, I struggled to pick my jaw up off of the floor on several occasions due to the sheer vocal talent of Holly and the musical arrangements of the amazing band! It was a night not to be forgotten, and I’m still smiling from ear to ear.

I would recommend this show to anyone who wants an electrically fun evening out. Who doesn’t love a bit of Tina?

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