Sheffield show sees soul superstar Whitney Houston on stage as a hologram

Pop superstar Whitney Houston may have died in February 2012, but she is still performing on stage as a hologram.
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An Evening with Whitney Houston at Sheffield City Hall on February 25 combines technology with a live band, dancers and background singers.

The show features the soul power ballad singer’s hits including I Will Always Love You, I Wanna Dance With Somebody (Who Loves Me), Greatest Love Of All and It’s Not Right But It’s Okay.

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Choreographer and director Fatima Robinson worked on her music videos.

Whitney Houston as a hologramWhitney Houston as a hologram
Whitney Houston as a hologram

Marty Tudor, head of the production company that created the show, described the star as “one of the most important singers of any generation”.

He added: “There’s a reason why it’s so hard to cover a Whitney Houston track. She truly was one of a kind.

“This tour is meant to celebrate Whitney’s legacy and the only way to do that is to be true to who she was and the way she performed, and that’s what we are going to give to the audience.

“Few pop divas were gifted with a voice as glorious as Whitney’s. With this hologram experience fans all over the world will be able to see that magic and feel it all over again.”

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