JAZZ and swing music had audiences tapping their feet at Backwell Playhouse’s production of Manhattan Nights.
The musical was set in a New York nightclub in the 20s and 30s and told the story of a private eye’s quest to end gangster culture during the American prohibition.
The talented theatre group performed the musical, by John Upward and Terry Milton, to a packed theatre on four nights.
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