Golden Celebration for The Ramrods

This Friday The Ramrods, Cheltenham's longest serving 'pop' band will be performing a sell out concert at The Bacon Theatre in Cheltenham as a celebration of their fifty years in the business. This will be a real highlight for us and something that we are very proud to be a part of. The next day, up at Helmsley Arts Centre we have 'An Evening with the humour of Bob Newhart & Tom Lehrer' - it's first outing of 2011.
Then our year really kicks into gear with The Venue Jazz Club hosting 'Krush' on Tuesday 1st February, The Jerry Lee Lewis will be at Square Chapel Arts in Halifax on Thursday 3rd, the same night that Phil Cool will be appearing at The Tolbooth in Stirling.
Friday 4th, Phil Cool will be at Pitlochry Festival Theatre and then he will move on to Eden Court in Inverness on Sunday 6th. That same Sunday our new show 'The Golden Age of Musical Satire' will be premiering at Theatre by the Lake in Keswick.
So, some dates for your diaries!

Happy New Year!

Apologies for our belated greeting, but after a hectic Christmas and New Year this seems like almost the first opportunity to update you with what we have planned for 2011. Already we have had a number of great shows, but it will be February when we really go into overdrive with shows appearing literally the length and breadth of the country. Some highlights coming up will be Phil Cool at The Winter Words Festival in Pitlochry, 'Killer - The Jerry Lee Lewis Story' at Square Chapel Arts in Halifax and 'The Golden Age of Musical Satire' at the Theatre by the Lake in Keswick - all in the first week of February. A one off show that is about to sell out in Cheltenham is Cheltenham's oldest pop band The Ramrods who will be appearing for the last time on the big stage when they perform at The Bacon Theatre in Cheltenham on January 28.
And to finish off, we are delighted to announce that we have taken on yet another fantastic show - 'Winter Dance Party'. Starring Marc Robinson as Buddy Holly, this show recreates the last tour of Holly, Ritchie Valens and The Big Bopper.