outnorthwest has teamed up with Livenation and The Palace Theatre and are giving away 3 pairs of tickets to see Flashdance in Manchester on 8th September.

For more details on how to enter click here.

Unfortunately, two performances of Flashdance were cancelled in Plymouth on Friday "due to sudden and serious cast illness".

If you had tickets for either performance on Friday, then you should contact the box office to get a full refund.

Fingers crossed that whoever was ill has now made a good recovery and is feeling better and back on stage

Bruno recently did an interview for This Is Hampshire, which has been published today.

In the interview, Bruno discusses Flashdance and reveals that his character is American, therefore meaning that he is having to put his American accent into practice for the duration of the show! When asked how he's getting on with the accent, he says that it's a learning curve and that he is quite delicate with it.

He also discusses how Flashdance is his first foray into musical theatre professionally and that it's a big change for him. He says: "Sometimes I think that was good. Other times I think that was awful. You've got to try and meet yourself in the middle somewhere and try and enjoy it."

And when asked what his next challenge is after Flashdance, he says that he's going to take a break and do some TV and film auditions, hopefully getting some great parts.

You can read the full interview here.

A video featuring footage and interviews from the opening night of Flashdance has now been added to the official Flashdance website.

Bruno is interviewed on the video and comments how the opening night was great and that they couldn't have asked for a better audience.

Click here to see it.

It was press night for Flashdance at the Theatre Royal in Plymouth last night - and the first review has been published this morning!

What's On South West is full of praise for the show, describing it as being a "triumph" and as "the hottest musical to hit the stage this year".

But much of the praise is reserved for our very own Bruno. Reviewer Jon Paul Hedge says:

"Bruno Langley as the good-gone-bad Jimmy Kaminsky demonstrated just why this show works.

On he comes with You Can’t Keep Me Down, a fairly run-of-the-mill song, performed in a grey hoodie, to a metallic open backdrop.

But his delivery, with some simply outstanding, fresh and uplifting choreography, totally transformed the scene."

You can read the full review and see some photos from the show here.

I'm sure you'll join me in wishing Bruno and the rest of the Flashdance cast and crew all the best and good luck for the start of the tour tonight!

Break a leg as they say in the business!

The official Flashdance website has been updated with some new goodies, ahead of the tour officially starting in Plymouth tomorrow!

The website now has a full cast list on there, as well as some songs from the show, a wallpaper to download for your computer, and cast/crew blogs from behind the scenes!

Click here to visit the website.

In the meantime, there's an interview with Bruno's co star Victoria Hamilton-Barritt on the This Is Plymouth website - in this interview, she talks about the intense audition process and also the possibility of the show coming to the West End. About this possibility, she says: "People are really hoping and expecting it to come to the West End, but we're still waiting to hear.

Here's hoping! Click here to read the full interview.

Hi everyone, I must apologise for the lack of updates just recently.....unfortunately real life has taken over somewhat, not leaving me enough time to make any updates!

There hasn't really been much to report anyway though as I'm sure Bruno has been busy in rehearsals ahead of the opening of Flashdance in Plymouth on Saturday!

I'll be making lots of updates to the site soon though, and hopefully adding a bit of a new look as well!

Thanks for your patience xx

In an interview with Loose Women yesterday, Bruno revealed a bit more about his Flashdance character, saying that he is a "singing crack addict"!!

He also revealed that his character Jimmy is a down and out who is always looking for a break and will do anything to pursue his dreams - but it ends in disastrous consequences.

Although we will get to see Bruno sing in the show, it doesn't sound like he will be dancing as well! Bruno says he's terrible at dancing and that if he;s asked to put his right hand up, he'll hold up his left

He also spoke a bit about Coronation Street and why he chose to leave - he said that he wanted to do some theatre and get his training there.

He also spoke about his acting heroes, listing Marlon Brando and Oliver Reed amongst his favourites.

You can watch the interview here.

According to digiguide, Bruno will be a guest on ITV1's Loose Women show on 25th June.

The listings state: "Another helping of fiery non-stop lunchtime chat and fun with the effervescent Loose Ladies including Jackie Brambles and Jane McDonald. Singer Peter Noone and actor Bruno Langley pop in to chat."

Loose Women airs on 25th June at 12.30pm-1.30pm on ITV1 and is repeated the next day at 1.55am-2.50am.

(thanks to Peter)