A HOST of shows are coming to the Palace Theatre, from tribute acts to spooky plays.
People can step into the haunted theatre for a chilling night with play Do You Believe in Ghosts?.
Leading man Adam is an actor-turned-paranormal investigator and unravels the legends of theatre ghosts.
With his guests Joanna and stage manager Steve, they venture into a live investigation of the theatre’s dark story.
As they push the boundaries of reality, the line between performance and the supernatural blurs, and the consequences become dangerously real.
The show has an age rating of 12+ and starts at 7.30pm on Wednesday, November 29.
Let’s Rock The 70s is a big budget show containing a collection of the very best iconic rock songs that defined an era, from the Glam of David Bowie, T-Rex and Sweet to the soaring classics of The Eagles and ELO, not forgetting the monster riffs of Queen, Pink Floyd and many other truly groundbreaking artists of the decade.
Performed by one of the most sought-after party bands in the UK – The Subterraneans, who when not rocking some of the UK’s finest clubs are in demand as a backing band for the likes of club punk Queen Hazel O’Connor, Toyah Wilcox, and Carol Decker.
This is a band which has honed its skills live for over 20 years and promise a night of classics. The show starts at 7.30pm on Thursday, November 30.
Starring a sensational cast, incredible vocals and a stellar live band, Endless Love The Show: A Tribute to Lionel Richie and Diana Ross, is packed with Motown classics and timeless smash hits.
Featuring authentic live arrangements taken from both Lionel’s and Diana’s original touring shows, Endless Love is billed as ‘an electrifying, joyful and emotional rollercoaster guaranteed to get people singing along and on your feet’.
It aims to capture the glitz, glamour and sentiment of those classic 1980s love songs and ‘dancefloor fillers’. The show starts at 7.30pm next Friday December 1. Tickets are available now in person and via phone at the Box Office on 01527 65203.
The Box Office is open Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays 9.30am to 4.30pm.
Alternatively, visit redditchpalacetheatre.co.uk to purchase tickets online.
