Vince Fontaine: Last News

Naman Ramachandran Australian stars Jason Donovan and Peter Andre will return to Jim Jacobs and Warren Casey’s iconic musical “Grease” at the Dominion Theatre in London’s West End following their acclaimed performances last year. Donovan will play the role of Teen Angel at some performances from Aug. 14-Oct. 28. Andre will play the roles of Vince Fontaine and Teen Angel at certain performances from Aug.29-Oct.19. Louise Redknapp will play Teen Angel from June 2-July 29, excluding Mondays. “Grease,” directed by Nikolai Foster and choreographed by Arlene Phillips, follows the Burger Palace Boys and the Pink Ladies as they navigate the trials and tribulations of their senior year at Rydell High. Transfer student Sandy Dumbrowski speaks of her whirlwind summer romance with heartthrob Danny Zuko. Little does Sandy know that Danny’s also at Rydell High.

READ MORE: Peter Andre's son Junior slams teenagers criticising the Queen 'just to get likes'The three singers all smiled together for the camera, showing their teeth as Jason puts his round Gary's shoulder backstage. Jason and Peter had been to see the Take That star's show, A Different Stage. His one-man show about his life finished its London run at The Duke of York's Theatre yesterday, Sunday September 25.

Tributes have been pouring in for Olivia Newton John, who died yesterday aged 73 earlier this week and singer Peter Andre is among those who have shared personal memories of the late star. Peter, 49, is currently playing Vince Fontaine in the West End production of Grease and was on stage when the sad news of Olivia's death broke. Speaking to Lorraine host Ranvir Singh, he said: "The cast found out halfway through the show so actress Olivia Moor who is playing Sandy, when the show finished, she had to give an announcement to the audience to say the sad news." Pete added that every single show will now be dedicated to Olivia, saying: "Honestly the audience were in shock and it's going to be a very different show from now on for everybody.

The Daily Record reports that Peter paid tribute to the iconic actor during an appearance on ITV breakfast on Tuesday 9 August. He recalled the moment he learned of Olivia’s death to Good Morning Britain’s Ranvir Singh. Read more: Plymouth man jailed after cropping ears of dogsDiscussing Monday’s performance, Peter said: “So first of all, everything that has been said about her is spot on, she was warm, it’s very rare to meet someone in this industry who is exactly what you hoped.

Peter Andre paid a heartfelt tribute to Olivia Newton John who died aged 73 on August 8 on today's instalment of Lorraine.

Emily Andre has shared a sweet snap of her daughter Millie, eight, showing she is ready for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations this weekend.The doctor, 32, shares Millie, who's full name is Amelia, as well as son Theodore, five, with her husband Peter Andre, 49. Taking to her Instagram stories, Dr Emily posted a snap of her daughter's nails, which were painted with the colours of the Union Jack Flag; red, white and blue. The nails of her fourth fingers on both hands were decorated with the pattern of the flag itself.

Peter Andre was left devastated last night after his car was smashed up by robbers who struck while he performed in his London west end theatre show.

Dame Arlene Phillips has heaped praise on Peter Andre for taking to the stage after suffering public humiliation about the alleged size of his manhood.The Grease choreographer branded the actor “remarkable” as he showed his resilience by performing as Vince Fontaine at The Dominion Theatre in London hours after being dragged into the Wagatha Christie high court drama. Pete’s name took centre stage in the trial after Rebekah Vardy’s historic interview about their alleged night together was brought up in the courtroom, in which she talked about “having had sex” with the star and that he was “hung like a miniature chipolata”. Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter.

S Club star Jo O’Meara showed off her huge sleeve tattoo as she posed on a red carpet with her old bandmate Rachel Stevens on Tuesday night. The pair stepped out at the Opening Night of 'Grease' The Musical at The Dominion Theatre in London, which stars Peter Andre as Vince Fontaine. Jo, 43, looked fantastic in a long green and black polka dot dress which she teamed with cream lace-up heels.

Peter Andre couldn't wipe the smile from his face as his children Junior and Princess came to support him as he made his Grease debut.The Mysterious Girl singer is taking on the role of Vince Fontaine in the hit musical on the West End and made his big debut at the Dominion Theatre London on Tuesday evening. And the 49 year old was seen with his proud children Junior, 16, and 14 year old Princess, as he exited the theatre and signed autographs for eager fans.The brother and sister duo were casually clad for the outing, and they were spotted patiently waiting as their famous father, who recently opened up about Rebekah Vardy's "chipolata" jibes, to fulfil his duties for fans. Peter opted for a printed black and white shirt and skinny black jeans for the successful evening.

Peter Andre put on a sexy show as he slicked his hair back for his West End debut in Grease on Tuesday.The 49 year old singer looked every inch the '50s heart throb as he took on the role of Vince Fontaine in the hit show. Pete has had a hectic couple of weeks, and his performance comes after he found himself at the centre of the Wagatha Christie court case, when old comments Rebekah Vardy made about his manhood were brought up by Coleen's barrister. Taking to the stage at London's Dominion Theatre, Pete wore a pair of loose black trousers with a white belt, a white shirt and a leather jacket.The look was finished off with a pair of leopard print creeper shoes.

Peter Andre had special company at the press night for Grease, with his children Junior and Princess attending for support.The Mysterious Girl singer is currently starring as DJ Vince Fontaine in the West End revival of the classic 1971 musical, which debuted earlier this month. Tuesday’s performance was a press night so Pete, 49, no doubt made sure his hip-swivelling moves were perfected for the big show, but reviews later panned the stage production. Still, it seems Pete had a blast regardless as he was seen leaving the Dominion Theatre with a huge smile on his face. The pop star, who looked just as suave as his character in a snazzy patterned shirt, black jeans and chelsea boots, lapped up the attention from his adoring fans who lined up outside keen to get autographs. As he kindly obliged their requests, Pete was joined by his eldest children Junior, 16, and Princess, 13, – from his former marriage to Katie Price – who stood close-by and watched their famous dad at work. The performance was probably a little too late for Pete’s youngest children, Amelia, eight, and Theo, five, who were no doubt at home tucked up in bed with his wife and their mother Emily. It comes after reports that Junior and Princess grilled Pete on the bombshell revelations to emerge from the Wagatha Christie trial between Coleen Rooney and Rebekah Vardy. During her testimony, Rebekah was asked about a previous newspaper interview she gave about her alleged ‘sexual encounter’ with Pete, and her comments about his ‘miniature chipolata’. A source told OK! magazine: ‘Pete is livid.

Peter Andre beamed as he made his way out of the theatre on Thursday, in the wake of his emotional Instagram post about quotes attributed to Rebekah Vardy, which called his manhood a "miniature chipolata".The 49 year old dad-of-four, who once had a romantic tryst with the now-footballer's wife, was painfully reminded of an interview labelling him "the worst lover" when it was brought up by a lawyer in the Wagatha Christie libel trial. After addressing the comments on his social media and apologising to his wife Emily Andre, 32, the Mysterious Girl singer seemed to have had a weight lifted off his chest when he appeared outside London's Dominion Theatre on Thursday night.The star, whose friend Lizzie Cundy, 52, recently shared her support for him on Twitter, grinned as he agreed to sign autographs for excited fans following his performance in Grease The Musical.

Pop sensation Peter Andre has publicly hit back at a cruel troll who made racist and homophobic comments about a production of Grease he is currently starring in. The Mysterious Girl singer, 49, is currently starring in the hit musical on the West End where he plays the role of Vince Fontaine, yet despite receiving rave reviews from critics and fans alike, one person was not happy with the diversity of the cast. Hitting back at the troll, Peter shared a statement on Instagram from the producers of the show who agreed that racism and hurtful comments would not be tolerated.The statement read in full: "The producers of the new production of GREASE at the Dominion Theatre are extremely proud of the diversity of our cast." Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter .

Peter Andre has slammed social media trolls making ‘racist and homophobic’ remarks towards him and his fellow cast members from the new stage production of Grease.The singer made his debut in the West End musical as Vince Fontaine earlier this month, starring alongside Jason Donovan to Dame Arlene Phillips’s choreography.Following hateful comments by an ‘ignorant person’ on Twitter, the reality star shared a statement on Instagram, hitting out at the ‘narrow-minded person’s ways’.The statement, from the producers of the production, highlighted the ‘diversity’ of the cast, adding that the people making the hateful remarks ‘are not welcome’, and that ‘the producers stand with [the] cast against racism and all forms of prejudice.’Captioning the post, the Mysterious Girl singer wrote: ‘It baffles me that we still live in a world like this. I had some ignorant person on my Twitter blurting out racism and homophobia. ‘I wanted to say so much back but you can’t always change a narrow minded person’s ways. ‘This kind of thing is not welcome in my or my families life.

Jamie Lang British Singer and TV personality Peter Andre (“I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here!” “Strictly Come Dancing”) will make his West End debut as Vince Fontaine in an upcoming production of Jim Jacobs and Waren Casey’s stage musical “Grease,” playing at the Dominion Theatre starting May 17, with previews from May 3.Directed by Nikolai Foster and choreographed by Arlene Phillips, the show returns to the West End for the first time since playing at the Piccadilly Theater in 2007. Key casting includes Dan Partridge (“Hairspray”) and OIivia Moore (“Waitress”) as Danny and Sandy, with Jocasta Almgill (“Romeo & Juliet”) as Rizzo and Paul French (“Greese” U.K.

When we last chatted with Peter Andre and his wife Emily for a joint shoot, doctor Emily was busy working on the front lines of the fight against Covid. Now, while the 32-year-old tells us her work is still busy, her 48-year-old hubby is equally as rushed off his feet.

Peter Andre has revealed he would consider uprooting his family to Bristol since the city holds a special place in his and wife Emily's heart.The 48-year-old, who is starring as Teen Angel and Vince Fontaine in Grease the Musical at The Bristol Hippodrome, said his love for Bristol stems from his late brother Andrew, who used to live close-by in Weston-super-Mare.Exclusive: Peter Andre's wife Emily makes extremely candid comment about her kids' futureWATCH: Peter Andre's son Junior has the best reaction to his latest performance"Whenever we would come to England we would go and visit Andrew, and we would stay with him, and he would take us to Bath and Bristol.

Peter Andre tried to show his witty side while on BBC Breakfast but unfortunately his joke fell flat as the presenters sat in silence after it. The Mysterious Girl singer, 48, appeared on the show to discuss his role as Teen Angel and Vince Fontaine in an upcoming musical production of Grease.The popular musical, which is set to tour the country this year, sees the former pop singer returning to his roots in the latest production.