The Courier & Advertiser (Perth and Perthshire Edition)

Don’t miss glittering tribute to the Starman

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Fans of David Bowie shouldn’t miss the opportunit­y to see this incredible tribute to the music legend when it comes to ANGUSalive’s Webster Memorial Theatre in Arbroath.

On Tuesday August 29 Bowie Starman will bring all the hits from David Bowie’s celebrated career back to life in a highly-charged show. Theatre star Michael King is perfectly placed to bring the many different Bowie personas to life – including Ziggy Stardust, Aladdin Sane, the Thin White Duke and Major Tom. These are the characters who delivered many of the most inspiring and enduring songs of a generation.

David Bowie is one of the most influentia­l popular music artists of the 20th and 21st centuries. The singer, songwriter and actor was probably best known for his personal reinventio­ns and incredible visual presentati­on.

His record sales – from the releases of Space Oddity in 1969 to his final album, Blackstar, which was released just two days before he died in 2016 – have been estimated at 140 million albums worldwide.

Experiment­ation was always at the centre of his work and he emerged in 1972 as one of the biggest personalit­ies of the glam rock era, Ziggy Stardust. This flamboyant and androgynou­s character was then left behind when Bowie’s style veered towards plastic soul in the mid1970s. He also carried off acting roles in cult films such as The Man Who Fell to Earth and Labyrinth.

Keeping the Bowie memory alive and with the help of a group of fabulous musicians and singers, Michael King will wow his audience with his renditions of Rebel Rebel, China Girl, Let’s Dance, Life on Mars and many, many more hits.

The show also includes big-screen audio-visual footage plus various costume changes, all coming together to create an awesome show taking the audience on a fantastic voyage of Bowie hits.

Tickets to Bowie Starman cost £22 (£21 concession­s).

www.websterthe­atre.co.uk

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Picture: PA. Michael King, above, will perform the hits of David Bowie, right.

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