Amazing...Inspirational...fantastic night out as always raising £12,116.30p
The Hall was packed out. Dot and Geoff were, as always hilarious. The Ivy Benson Tribute Band were brilliant. 
With songs like Moonlight Serenade, Pennsylvania 65000, Chattanooga Choo Choo and In the Mood, they went down a storm. Some of the girls are very young and still at school!. Davis Artus and Sonia sang with the band for a couple of numbers and Gary and the dancers performed a couple of sets. Katherine Crowe now terminally ill (‘Down but not out!’) as she says, sang her new song ‘Don’t let me go’ with Matt Creer. Very emotional, but Kath is determined to be in the next Show in 2015.
Our girls (and Chris!) were as always the Stars of the Show in their fab outfits from M&S. Routines choreographed with great patience by Sonia, looked very professional. A Finale of a Beatles Medley sang by Sonia, David and Gary had everyone on their feet, arms waving. An amazing sight.
A little note of sadness as I gave tribute to Louise Smith, Her husband, family and friends were there at a Table. I spoke to David after and he had thoroughly enjoyed the show.
Stress levels are dropping now! Roll on 2015!
Thank you to our Sponsors Shoprite and Celton Manx and to EVERYONE that helped to stage this now iconic event.
Sharon
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Thank you again to M&S, all our sponsors and to everyone who helped to stage this Fabulous event.
Without their generous support the event would not be possible.
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