Date Published: 19/07/2021 12:01
Future Life Wealth Management's MD Jillian Thomas has long urged Yorkshire businesses to back an original new musical based in Sheffield entitled, 'The Canary Girls'. Co-written by former police detective Tim Nye, The Canary Girls is inspired by Sheffield’s famous ‘Women of Steel’ who worked in the steel industry during the Second World War. It has recently been confirmed that The Canary Girls will now be staged for the first time on Tuesday, October 26, 2021, at 7.45pm as part of the Off The Shelf Festival at Sheffield Theatres - so please do put the date in your diary. Jillian recently caught up with Tim to discuss how the musical is progressing...
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