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Phoenix Theatre provided a touch of 20s glitz and glamour to Petrofac's Chicago-themed dinner dance at Maryculter House Hotel.
Our four gorgeous girls, flanked by two male singers, lit up the room with a number of dances and songs from the Broadway show 'Chicago', to the toe-tapping delight of the guests.
Phoenix Theatre were on hand to add a little 'Razzle Dazzle' to Dana Petroleum's Great Gatsby-themed dinner dance at the Ardoe House Hotel.
Our glamorous performers greeted the guests before getting the festivities underway with a number of songs from the hit musical 'Chicago'.
Phoenix Theatre's Lindsey Cornwell and Jill Smith were delighted to record a radio advert for Kitchens Direct this week.
The campaign, organised through STV Advertising, sees our two glamorous ladies chat away about kitchens in a delightfully authentic Doric manner. Listen out for it across the North East's local radio stations.
Phoenix Theatre were delighted to attend a company BBQ for Nexen, with our Willy Wonka and Oompa Loompas running amok, much to the amusement of everyone in attendence.
The event took place at Lochinch Farm in Nigg, and our paparazzi were also on hand, snapping away, adding to the frivolity throughout the day.
Phoenix Theatre were delighted to be back at Skibo Castle once again - this time as part of a 'Moulin Rouge' themed extravagant birthday party.
Our dancers performed a number of songs, including "Roxanne", "Nature Boy" and "Diamonds are a Girl's Best Friend". We also provided other performers to mingle and interact with the guests throughout the evening's festivities.
Phoenix Theatre were delighted to provide performers for a series of Rio Carnival evenings at the Marcliffe Hotel for Shell.
Our colourful dancers performed a medley of upbeat songs that really got the party started.
Photos by Taylor Photography.
Phoenix Theatre's own 'Mad Hatter', Aneeka, was on hand at the annual Taste of Grampian event to help publicise Banchory Lodge's afternoon teas.
She had a great time and a very merry unbirthday, indeed!
Phoenix Theatre provided a touch of glamour at the Beach Ballroom for Aberdeen City Council's Common Good Fund's evening for the deaf and blind.
Our performers welcomed guests and got proceedings underway with our 'James Bond' routine. Following the meal, they had a wonderful time, dancing the night away.
