Shaun Kitchener Interview – Inside the Steps Musical ‘Here & Now’ UK Tour
Glitter & Gold: The Original Steps PodcastShow Notes
It is just a matter of weeks before 'Here & Now - The Steps Musical' begins its 10 month tour across the UK and Ireland, so we had to get writer of the show Shaun Kitchener back on the podcast for a little catch up before the madness begins again.
We have a quick reminisce on the Birmingham run and then find out what you can expect from the HUGE 260 date UK tour.
Tickets to our Here & Now Gala Night Pre-Show Fan Event available via https://www.tixtree.com/e/here-now-gala-night-pre-show-fan-event-adfaf532ddb1
Here & Now - The Steps Musical is touring the UK and Ireland in 2025/26. Tickets are on sale now via https://thestepsmusical.com/
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