AN exciting programme of events will attract the crowds when Redditch's famous Palace Theatre reopens in April after a twelve-month refurbishment.
On April 23, Celtic Feet will deliver an extravaganza of fiery Irish dance.
The troupe comprises world class dancers who still actively compete at the highest level. They bring to the stage an electrifying performance of dancing, accompanied by beautiful music.
Tickets cost £18.50 and £17.50 (Reddicard).
On April 27, there will be a night of Motown music when Richard Street, the former lead singer of The Temptations, is joined by The Sounds of The Supremes, which will be led by Supremes star Kaaren Ragland.
Tickets cost £16.50 or £15 with a Reddicard.
Dominic Kirwan is all ready to set the stage alight when he comes to town on Friday, April 28.
One of Ireland's most dynamic and versatile performers, he enthrals audiences with his fast moving, spectacular show which caters for all musical tastes from country ballads and love songs to Irish music and a bit of rock 'n' roll.
Tickets cost £16 or £15 with a Reddicard.
For an evening of great humour, the final show in the opening quartet is Back to Back, which combines the talents of Malcolm Stent, Don Maclean and Dave Sealey on Saturday, April 29. With stories, songs, sketches, and numerous costume changes, this fast paced show is full of laughter and fond memories.
Tickets cost £14.50, £13.50 (discounted rate) and £12.50 (Reddicard).
The Palace's publicity officer, Paul Hughes, said: "The theatre is looking marvellous, there's a real air of excitement and we're all looking forward to reopening with a range of shows for everyone."
Tickets are available now from the information centre on 65203.
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