A man in a black leather jacket leaps high at the front of the stage as dancers in pastel skirts move behind him.

Putney Arts Theatre2019

All Shook Up

The Production

Cygnet Players’ 2019 production of All Shook Up brought the Elvis Presley-inspired musical comedy to Putney Arts Theatre, setting a 1955 small-town romance to classic rock ’n’ roll hits.

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Director: Jamie Miller-Hughes
Musical Director: Mike Searle
Choreographer: Kim Schenkelaars
Photography: Steve Gregson

A full ensemble stands across a blue-lit stage with a motorcycle at centre and performers on raised platforms at the sides.

A group of performers gathers around a motorcycle as a man in a black leather jacket faces them under blue stage lighting.

A woman in blue work clothes holds a small yellow object and looks upward in a tight blue-lit portrait.

A man in a black leather jacket sings centre stage while the ensemble watches from across the set.

Three performers sit close together, looking forward with serious expressions under dark stage lighting.

An ensemble in colourful skirts and shirts dances in formation across the stage.

A group of performers sings closely together in colourful costumes under saturated blue and purple light.

A woman in a blue dress and glasses smiles while performers behind her watch from the shadows.

A wide blue-lit stage shows performers working around a motorcycle in a pool of light near the back.

A man and woman lean close together beside a motorcycle in cool blue light.

A man in a black leather jacket faces a man holding a red guitar while a woman in a pale dress stands to one side.

A man in a black leather jacket gestures toward a woman in a red dress while another woman stands in the background.

A man kneels and holds the hand of a woman in a red dress beneath a bright overhead spotlight.

Two performers with guitars stand with a woman in a patterned dress while another man watches from the side.

Several couples embrace or dance around small tables in a purple-lit bar scene.

A group of performers gathers around a table, leaning in as they talk and listen.

A woman in a blue dress stands beside a man in a military uniform while other performers sit and watch.

A man in a black leather jacket points toward a man in military uniform as others stand around them.

A man in a cap sings alone in a blue spotlight while another performer stands in the background.

An ensemble performs a synchronized kick line across a blue-lit stage.

A man in a checked shirt stands centre stage with arms spread as another performer watches from behind.

A man in a black leather jacket stands among women in pale dresses and a woman in a red dress.

A group of women in pale dresses forms a raised-arm cluster beneath red and blue lights.

A man in a cap sings from an upper platform behind a railing in deep blue light.

A woman in a turquoise dress is lifted horizontally by a partner while dancers crouch around them.

Two performers in black leather jackets sit on crates and kiss under warm stage lighting.

A woman in a red dress stands on the upper platform while two men perform below on the blue-lit stage.

Two performers in black leather jackets kiss while standing close together in blue light.

The band platform and upper set glow red with musicians silhouetted in the background.

An ensemble in white costumes stands and dances in a symmetrical red-and-blue lighting state.

Four performers stand across the front of the stage in contrasting costumes under dark red lighting.

Two performers kiss at the front of the stage while a large ensemble watches from behind.

A woman in a white dress spins at centre stage on a confetti-covered floor while the ensemble lines the sides.

A large ensemble raises their arms in a colourful full-stage musical number.

A group of performers sings together at the front of the stage in formal and colourful costumes.

The company poses in rows across the stage in bright dresses and formal costumes.

The empty set is lit in blue and purple with confetti scattered across the stage floor.

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