Erin adds, with a smile: “And I get to sing Heart of Stone eight times a week, this beautiful ballad, I love it.” Oh my freaking God, I had totally forgotten that this books ends with in a cliffhanger! This book really is just the first small step into this whole series, and if you're prepared for that, that's amazing, but I only had this one book when I was young and wasn't THAT invested in the story, not enough to actually buy or look up the rest of the series. I strongly believed I only had forgotten about what actually happens in the book because it was so many years ago, but no. Nothing is actually revealed. It's really just like the first 10 minutes of a movie. I still remember so well how this pissed me off as a child.

Six is such an exciting show, it’s a wonderful piece of theatre,” says Erin, “I knew nothing about Henry VIII’s wives - the only one I’d heard of was Anne Boleyn - so it was really fascinating to learn about their stories. Now she is excited about bringing Six - a dazzling, high energy musical that wowed audiences in the city last year - to the Theatre Royal. It runs from August 29 to September 2. The cast of Six: The Musical, which comes to Glasgow on August 29. (Image: Pamela Raith Photography)

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Erin is playing Jane Seymour, Henry's third wife, who died shortly after giving birth to a son. (Image: Pamela Raith Photography) Fans enjoyed reading the book, as the stories never get old and never seem to be long enough. Some readers have been through each and every book multiple times, and they still cannot get enough, nor do the books get old to them. Despite all her hard work to get into the role, Erin is grateful for her family and PACE who supported her through everything, even though it seemed like she was having a hard time. Powered by the Paisley Daily Express, Renfrewshire Live is your go-to source for news, features and sport with live coverage provided direct to the app, seven days a week. Heathers the Musical is currently playing at The Other Palace in London and is based on the 1988 cult hit that starred Winona Ryder and Christian Slater.

Erin, 29, said: “It is amazing. I saw the show [Heathers] a couple of times and I loved it and I thought that was a role that I would love to do. I just finished Pretty Women in the Savoy Theatre in the West End. I remember thinking ‘I don’t know what I am going to do next’ because getting on at the West End took six years - a lot of hard work after leaving drama school. Despite all my nagging, I really like this story. Jenny and her relationship to a puppy she saves from euthanizing is strong and really admirable. It's always very clear how Jenny thinks about certain stuff and why and even if the dialogue is a bit shit, it's still very satisfying to see Jenny go from insecure, sad and scared to having friends and a puppy she saved and loves with all her heart. She's the kind of character you want good things to happen to, and it is so sweet when it finally happens, piece by piece. Maybe it's a bit unrealistic that everything just happens to fall in place more and more (I mean, there IS a big problem at the farm but it never feels like such a big deal, especially not when everything else goes so well) but it works here. I also believe that I already have figured out how some of the stories in the next books are going to be and how they're going to be resolved, which is sad. You never want to feel that you already know where a story is heading. Then again, I'm way too old for this book now. I do have a huge problem with this book that I have with a lot of these slightly older books for children - Nobody talks like a real human being. She auditioned on the Thursday, got the job on the Saturday and started on the Tuesday, and the show played a “massive part” in her life. Jane is interesting - Henry made the whole country mourn for her for two years after she died, so, as the song says, maybe she was ‘the only one he truly loved’.”