presents

the third in its highly popular series of shows featuring scenes from Broadway/West End musicals from 11 to 13 May. A rich and entertaining programme will include twenty-eight highlights from: Kiss Me Kate, South Pacific, Fiddler on the Roof, Guys and Dolls, The Boyfriend, West Side Story, Sweet Charity, Into the Woods, Sweeney Todd and Candide. Over forty of BLOC's best performers will be on stage under the music direction of Karol Golebiowski and stage direction of Alan Mackenzie assisted by Jeanette Marino, Bridget Peirson-Davis and Ken Woollard.

Laraine ALDER, Avril ANDERSON, Hannah ANDERSON, Anny ASMANIDOU, John BALDWIN, Andrea BEARCROFT, Linda BEAUMONT , Kristina BLACKWELL, Valerie DE CONINCK, Peter DE SCHEPPER, Clotilde EEMAN, Dennis ELSLANDER, Brian FLYNN, Ed GIBSON, Sheila HEWITT, Marie HORNER-ROUSSEAUX, Kjeld JENSEN, Hanna KARSKA, Lawrence KELLY,  Alan MACKENZIE, Paul MANTERFIELD, Eddy MARES, Debbie MARINO,  Sophie MERSCH, Annika NORSTROM, Sharon NORTON, Jonathan OAKEY, Bridget PEIRSON-DAVIS, Celia PERRY, Angela PHILLIPS, Luca POLIZZI, Joanna RYDZKOWSKA, Stephen SADLER, Jef VAN HECKE, Gigi VAN PUYVELDE, Sherry VOSBURGH, Steve WATT, Denise WICKEN, Peter YOUNG. 

BLOC is the largest English-language musical theatre performing company in Brussels and is comprised of over 100 active members from eighteen nations. Its membership  encompasses a broad spectrum of cultures, ages and professions, all sharing a love of musical theatre, working together to achieve high quality productions and enjoying varied social activities. The organization was founded in 1975 as The Brussels Gilbert & Sullivan Society. Over the next seventeen years it performed all thirteen G&S operettas (some several times), plus works by other composers, notably Offenbach. In 1992, it changed its name to embark on performing a broader range of musical theatre, including Broadway and West End shows. Among these fully staged productions with orchestra have been such well known works as Carousel, Die Fledermaus, Oklahoma!, La Vie Parisienne (in French), Andrew Lloyd Webber's Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat and, in November 2006, Cole Porter's Anything Goes.