Fans of classic rock and roll and pop hits can look forward to a series of Midlands dates as That’ll Be The Day heads out on its latest UK tour this autumn. The long-running theatre production will visit venues across the region as part of a 36-date run that stretches from August to October.
The Midlands leg of the tour includes performances at the Royal Spa Centre in Leamington Spa on 24 September, Theatre Severn in Shrewsbury on 25 September, the Lyceum Theatre in Crewe on 26 September, the Roses Theatre in Tewkesbury on 21 and 22 October, the Gatehouse Theatre in Stafford on 23 and 24 October, and the Palace Theatre in Redditch on 27 October.
Known for its blend of live music, comedy sketches and theatrical performances, That’ll Be The Day celebrates some of the biggest songs of the 1950s, 60s, 70s and 80s. The show has built a loyal following over the years by regularly updating its content while retaining the nostalgia and energy that audiences have come to expect.
Director, producer and vocalist Trevor Payne credits the show’s success to the commitment of the company and its determination to keep the production fresh for audiences year after year.
Alongside its success on stage, the production has raised more than £1 million for charities including Childline, Make-A-Wish, Help for Heroes and the Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation through post-show collections.
With a large cast of musicians and performers bringing decades of chart favourites to life, the latest tour promises an evening of music, laughter and nostalgia for theatre-goers across the Midlands.
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