Each member of the cast brings a unique energy and depth to the beloved story, promising a dynamic and irresistible theatrical experience.

Spencer reflects on the themes presented in the musical, emphasising the strength and empowerment of its female characters.

"It is about humanity at the end but mostly about the female empowerment and the female strength which transforms the males in this show."

She added: "Audiences should book tickets for the show because of Craig Urbani who is super hot, joking! It is suitable for everyone in the family. It just takes your heart and breaks it a part and then puts it back together.

Meanwhile, Urbani seems to think that there is quite a bit masculine energy in the production.

"We've got a fantastic cast and quite a masculine energy in the company which isn't always. We've got some older dudes like myself and Mark Richardson who is fantastic. then we've got Graham Hopkins who is very refined and such a gentleman, but he's got a glint in his eye.

"Gareth and Ryan are such a wonderful pair, always up to no good ... There is also choreographer, Duane Alexander who captures the mood and pays homage to the period, while creating and inventing new ways of doing it. It's going to be fantastic, so don't be fool, make sure you get your tickets to come see 'My Fair Lady', do it, do it now," said Urbani.

The show's choreographer, Duane Alexander, faces the exciting challenge of coordinating a cast of 36. He acknowledges the complexity of large production numbers, particularly with "Get Me to the Church on Time:, which is expected to be a standout spectacle.

"One of the biggest production number's is 'Get Me to the Church on Time'. There is just so many element, so many moving parts. Audiences can look forward to a fantastic spectacle, big and fabulous and opulent. There is so much visual energy, but it's got this really beautiful story at its heart. A feast for the eyes."