Standing at the Sky's Edge | 'Open Up Your Door' performed by Maimuna Memon | National Theatre

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A castle built of streets in the sky. Poppy wants to escape her old life in London. Joy and Jimmy want to spend the rest of their lives together. Rose and Harry want the new life they’ve been promised.

A love letter to Sheffield and a history of modern Britain told through the stories of one iconic estate, Standing at the Sky’s Edge charts the hopes and dreams of three generations over the course of six tumultuous decades.

Set to the irresistible songs of legendary Sheffield singer-songwriter Richard Hawley, it is a heartfelt exploration of the power of community and what it is we call home.

This award-winning new British musical makes its London premiere, directed by Robert Hastie, Artistic Director of Sheffield Theatres, with book by Chris Bush.

A National Theatre and Sheffield Theatres production in association with Various Productions.
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Came to the show last night. You’re a star, and with a voice like that brought the house down. Recording companies should be knocking down your door!!!

adrianprota
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Just heard this on Paul Gambacini radio 2 and I’m blown away.

BobbyManford
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This show is absolutely brilliant, it’s the best thing we’ve seen for years. The songs, the singers and the musicians are all excellent, and the story is enthralling. Do not miss it!

dawnhyde
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I first heard this on Radio 2 last night and just fell in love with it. Her voice gives me goosebumps

adelethomson
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We came to watch the show knowing nothing about the production having only have this recording appear in our inbox. We didn’t regret it - the all round stunning cast, the great storyline and staging and those musicians…breathtaking! I hope everyone gets to see this brilliant production!

simonmurray
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i love her voice, so jazzy and soulful <3

anna
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A Richard Hawley classic, gorgeously done!

DSTVSKY
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This Show should run & run . Says more about Modern Britain than all the reports put together .

martinobrien
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Saw the show at The Crucible, in Sheffield, just before Christmas. It was a great show - transfixed our whole family and especially with the local references.

stephaneenglish
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Amazing show and and her voice really filled my eyes with tears. Brilliant all around and a great concept for a play/musical 😊

tantilizingtrip
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Why isn’t she doing this in the transfer? This blew my mind. So much skill and brilliance

Belfastboi
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this girl can sing oh my god simply devine

chrishall
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Going to see the show next Feb in London. Can't imagine this song without Richard, as it's my favourite. Have to say though this is beautiful

liz
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Open up your door
I can't see your face no more
Love is so hard to find
And even harder to define
Oh, open up your door
Cos we've time to give
And I'm feeling it so much more
Open up the door
Open up your door
Open up the door
I can't hear your voice no more
I just want to make you smile
Maybe stay with you awhile
Oh, open up your door
Cos we've time to give
And my feelings aren't so obscure
Open up the door
Open up your door
So open up the door
Cos we've time to give
And I'm feeling it so much more
Open up your door
Oh, open up your door
Love is so hard to find
And even harder to define
Oh, open up your door
And I've never been so sure
Oh, open up your door
Open up your door

BayleyHill
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What a vocal performance, it’s stunning. We were lucky to be in the front row, absolutely amazing.

markharrington
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Sorry to say.. you have murdered the song. Its a love song.. not a shoutfest

andrewlambert
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All of the actors have incredible voices, but absolutely no feeling for Hawley's music, even if they worked with him very closely. I understand that it is more musical theater, but this and the version of Cole's Corner really miss the mark and by a long way.

geofflawson
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No, that's a Miss from me, I'm afraid: great singer but "open up your door" sounds uncomfortably like a euphemism and is not what I'd call a strong line.

garymorgan