Strictly Come Dancing Star Brings Uplifting Tap Comedy to Bromley

This September, fans of theater and dance will be treated to a heartwarming production as Karen Hauer, renowned for her contributions to Strictly Come Dancing, stars in a new comedy, "Stepping Out," at the Churchill Theatre in Bromley. This play celebrates resilience and the joy of dance through the story of a group of amateur tap dancers preparing for a charity gala performance.

A Story of Ordinary People Achieving Extraordinary Things

"Stepping Out," written by Richard Harris, showcases a diverse ensemble of characters—each with their unique quirks and challenges—who come together to learn tap dancing. Despite their initial struggles, the narrative reveals how motivation and teamwork can lead to remarkable results, emphasizing that anyone can achieve greatness through perseverance and passion.

In Karen Hauer's Own Words

Karen expresses her enthusiasm for the role of Mavis, the tap dance teacher, stating, "I’m so pleased to be performing in this brand-new production of Stepping Out. It’s a play about ordinary people achieving extraordinary things through dance and in the role of their teacher and mentor, it certainly resonates with me." Her connection to the character hints at a compelling performance that will surely inspire audiences.

Director’s Vision

Director Chris Jordan shares his excitement for Hauer's participation, noting, "We’re going to have so much fun, as are our audiences." He highlights how her experience on Strictly Come Dancing uniquely aligns her with the themes of the play, promising a delightful experience for those attending the show.

The production, produced by Eastbourne Theatres and Trafalgar Entertainment, combines a well-loved story with the expertise of seasoned performers, ensuring a quality theatrical experience. With opening night set from September 22 to 26, this is one event not to be missed.