The Woolwich Observer: More than a walk, it’s a stroll and hop down memory lane
July 27, 2023
Drayton will be awash in the sounds of the ’50s as it stages the musical Sh-Boom: Life Could be a Dream
Neil Aitchison in Sh-Boom: Life Could be a Dream. Photo by Jenni Grandfield.
The booming voice of Neil Aitchison will be heard at the Drayton Festival Theatre this summer. Aitchison, the actor who co-created and portrays the memorable Constable Archibald F. Inkster, the Mountie, has been cast as a special addition to the musical Sh-Boom: Life Could be a Dream.
Aitchison will be playing the big-talking radio DJ ‘Bullseye’ Miller.
“I’ve always seemed to be cast as a loud guy with a hat,” said Aitchison dryly. “Anyway, I never get the kiss-the-girl role, you know?”
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