Stewart Reeve hits the Potato Shed Stage May 27, showcasing his breathtaking ability to mimic voices
Stewart Reeve, star of last year’s Potato Shed hit show Rebel is back with Chameleon, an award-winning one-man show displaying an amazing array of breathtaking vocal abilities.
Showcasing his unbelievable vocal range and ability to mimic unique voices and sounds, Chameleon will take over the Potato Shed stage on Saturday, 27 May in Dysdale, treating audiences to an evening that spans decades of hit songs and celebrity voices, ranging from Frank-N-Furter to Annie Lennox, Depeche Mode, Simply Red, Macy Gray, Tones and I and many more.
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This show has something for everyone, with an amazing back catalogue of tricks up his sleeve, Stewart has the ability to mimic an eclectic array of sounds and voices ranging from a self-service check-out counter to Donald Trump and of course Bowie. But there is more to the story than meets the eye.
An impressions show like no other, powerhouse vocalist Stewart Reeve has always struggled to find his voice, his one unique sound. Chameleon allows Stewart to share these sounds and voices as vignettes through time which have helped shape and change his life forever. It is sure to be a night of celebration and fun for the whole family, singing and laughing along to the famous voices and classic hits.
Stewart points out early on in the show that he is not an impersonator, but rather reproduces the sound of a particular artist or object. If you close your eyes, you could be forgiven that all the greats have slipped onto the stage to support Stewart as he belts out hit after hit.
The show kicks off from 8pm. Book now here.
