Winner of #evenbetterthantherealthing @belindadavids comes to #newcastle @cityH4ll on 13/04/2018 #ebttrt

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WINNER OF BBC ONE’S ‘EVEN BETTER THAN THE REAL THING’ BELINDA DAVIDS PAYS TRIBUTE TO WHITNEY HOUSTON IN A BRAND-NEW SHOW COMING TO NEWCASTLE’S CITY HALL ON FRI 13 APR 2018.

The Winner of BBC One’s primetime show ‘Even Better Than The Real Thing’.
Tickets available NOW for 2018 UK concert tour, with the 30-piece National Philharmonic Concert Orchestra

Belinda Davids, winner of BBC One’s ‘Even Better Than The Real Thing’ is to star in a nationwide UK tour next year in a glittering, glamorous and glowing tribute to the Queen of Pop herself, Whitney Houston. Coming to City Hall in Newcastle on 13 April, this is a joyous celebration of her life and work; The Greatest Love Of All: The Whitney Houston Show spans the legend’s extraordinary 40-year career with a smash-hit show featuring Belinda’s flawless vocals, a 30-piece orchestra and a troupe of dancers. 

Crowned as the winner of BBC One’s talent search for the best tribute act in the UK, Belinda Davids is no stranger to being the best of the best. In 2012, she auditioned against over 15,000 hopefuls from all over the world to play the part of her idol, Whitney Houston in a new show designed to showcase her incredible legacy. The show opened to critical acclaim and has since toured the globe.

A lifelong fan of the global superstar, Belinda first heard her voice at the age of 8, on her brother’s LP of Hold Me by Whitney Houston and Teddy Pendergrass. She was hooked, and this started a love affair that would last a lifetime, and would eventually lead to her starring role in the show, a dazzling spectacle of pop at its finest.

This brand-new show a smashing showcase of ‘The Voice’ at her finest with over two hours of show-stopping Whitney classics including hits such as I’m Every Woman, I Wanna Dance With Somebody, How Will I Know and I Will Always Love You, this is a remarkable tribute to the pop icon featuring the National Philharmonic Concert Orchestra, multiple fabulous costume changes and an amazing team of dancers.

The Greatest Love of All: The Whitney Houston Show plays Newcastle City Hall on Fri 13 Apr 2018 Tickets are £35.00 and can be purchased at www.theatreroyal.co.uk  or from the Theatre Royal Box office on 08448 11 21 21 (Calls cost 7ppm plus your phone company’s access charge).


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