Melanie Stace

Theatre

Melanie's theatre work has included Gypsy (Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham), Follies (Dome Theatre, Brighton), 1540AD, West End To Broadway, The Greatest Shows In Town, The Magic Of The Musicals In Concert (The Bournemouth International Centre), Hot Shoe Shuffle (UK National Tour), Copacabana (Prince of Wales Theatre, London.

Other notable roles include The Gingerbread Man (Civic Theatre, Chelmsford) Great Expectations (Theatre Clywd), A Midsummer Night's Dream (National Theatre Of Athens, Greece). Melanie has also appeared in numerous No. 1 pantomimes up and down the country and in London. Melanie is currently touring the United Kingdom in Crazy For You.

Melanie's most recent and current productions:

Crazy For You - UK National Tour 2004
Starring Melanie Stace
Playing 30 venues across the United Kingdom between February and September 2004, Melanie Stace stars in the classic Gerhswin musical.

Aladdin
Starring Melanie Stace
Connaught Theatre, Worthing
December 10th, 2003 - January 11th, 2004

Crazy For You
Starring Melanie Stace
Theatre Royal, Lincoln
November 12th, 2003 - November 29th, 2004

Hollywood & Broadway - UK National Tour 2003
27 date UK national tour, the tour that culminated with a performance at the London Palladium on June 15th, 2003. Co-starring Tim Flavin.

Jack And The Beanstalk - Pantomime 2002 - 2003
Starring Melanie Stace & Peter Duncan
Devonshire Park Theatre, Eastbourne
December 10th, 2002 - January 5th, 2003

Don't Dress For Dinner - UK National Tour 2002 - 2003
15 date, UK national tour. Starring Robert Duncan, Vicki Michelle, Melanie Stace, Glenda McKay and Giles Watling.

Magic Of The Musicals - 2002
Starring Melanie Stace & Robert Meadmore
Opera House, Jersey
July 22nd - 29th, 2002

Ready, Steady Dance - UK National Tour 2001
Starring Wayne Sleep & Melanie Stace and full supporting company
Ready... Steady... Dance toured the United Kingdom throughout September - December 2001 appearing at 45 venues!

Wayne Sleep And Melanie Stace "...Melanie Stace and Wayne Sleep proved a delightful partnership"
Hastings and St. Leonards Observer

"...When Melanie Stace appears on stage everything else -scenery, orchestra even supporting cast vanish. That such singing and dancing talent should be poured into so perfect a body implies celestial nepotism on a grand scale. Forget Sydney Smith's eating Foie gras to the sound of trumpets, paradise for me would be sipping Sancerre whilst Stace in a swimsuit serenaded me with Sondheim."
Daily Post, Rhyl

Melanie On Minnelli