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Michael Balls Challenge to step into Dick Van Dykes Dancing shoes
Emma Williams journey from unknown to the youngest female lead ever in a West End Musical
Preparations for Richard OBrians terrifying Child Catcher
The top secret manufacture of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang the Flying Car
The Battle to complete the show on
The Making of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (Stage Show) charts the months leading up to opening night of the stage version of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang in London in April 2002–34 years after the film about a young family and their flying car enchanted a generation. It’s an interesting account of the logistics of mounting a high-tech blockbuster, from casting and marketing to the rehearsal process and the choreography.
Everybody is “acclaimed” and “award-winning”, everybody adores what they’re doing and each new day brings another moment of excitement. But there’s no disguising the fact that this is basically a long commercial for a sure-fire hit. Michael Ball–the housewife’s pet crooner–is an odd choice to play eccentric dad Caractacus Potts. Portly to begin with, he finally gets to grips with some vigorous dancing, earning kind words from choreographer Gillian Lynn. And, of course, he sings beautifully.
Thank heaven there’s some good old-fashioned bile to cut the syrup: as she surveys her dressing room the excellent Nichola MacAuliff (the Baroness) says: “It’s a cupboard under the stairs, basically.” That’s show business.