production. Mandy Tiffany’s portrayal of Linda, Robbie’s wild ex-fiancée, was full of attitude and rebelliousness. Tiffany embraced Linda’s over-the-top personality, delivering her scenes with great comic timing, especially during her musical number, "A Note from Linda." Louise Maloney, as Grandma Rosie, was one of the evening’s highlights. She brought an abundance of humour and warmth to the role, with her witty one-liners and cheeky attitude endearing her to the audience. Maloney’s performance had the crowd in stitches, and her musical moments, though brief, were memorable and well-delivered. Angela Mayal as Angie provided solid support, though her role was relatively small. Her presence added a grounding, maternal touch to the cast, complementing the larger-than-life characters around her. Overall, WAMDS’ The Wedding Singer was an entertaining and nostalgic journey, blending humour, romance, and 80s nostalgia into a show that left audiences smiling and dancing in their seats. It was a celebration of love, friendship, and second chances, wrapped in the neon colours and big hair of a beloved era.
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