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Following a phenomenal two years in the West End and a sensational first UK and Ireland tour, the “indisputably terrific” (The Times) OLIVIER AWARD-WINNING BEST NEW MUSICAL, charting the euphoric highs and agonizing lows of THE KINKS, is back! SUNNY AFTERNOON celebrates the raw energy, passion, and timeless sound of one of Britain’s most iconic bands, telling their story through an incredible back catalogue of chart-toppers, including “You Really Got Me,” “Lola,” and “All Day and All of the Night.” Set against the backdrop of Britain on the cusp of the rebellious ’60s, Sunny Afternoon?is an “exhilarating” (Financial Times) and moving celebration of the music, life, and the band that changed it all. SUNNY AFTERNOON features music and lyrics by?the legendary Ray Davies, a book by?Joe Penhall, original story by Ray Davies, and direction by?Edward Hall.
Exploding with heart-pounding music, breath-taking emotion and sensationally sexy dancing, don't miss Dirty Dancing on its UK and Irish tour. Seen by millions across the globe this worldwide smash hit tells the classic story of Baby and Johnny, two fiercely independent young spirits from different worlds, who come together in what will be the most challenging and triumphant summer of their lives.See the hit film come to life before your eyes with this fantastic, emotional and triumphant live stage show.The iconic story features the hit songs Hungry Eyes, Hey! Baby, Do You Love Me? and the heart-stopping (I’ve Had) The Time Of My Life, and an incredible cast of dancers.
Lime Street Station
Four bars are open before performances
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In October 1866 a new theatre, named The Prince of Wales Theatre and Opera House opened in Liverpool, on Lime Street. About three quarters the size of the theatre that stands today, it was lit by gas light and all the stage machinery was controlled by steam power. The very first production was the opera Faust, performed by an Italian company. Within a year the theatre had been renamed and became the Alexandra Theatre and Opera House, probably because the Prince of Wales married Princess Alexandra and it was named after her. The theatre staged a variety of shows, mainly focussing on opera but also featuring plays, ballet and musical shows.
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