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guest shows archive 2009

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chas
and dave
- sold out
Sunday 4 January 2009 | 7.30pm
£19 | £17.50 concessions
The legendary
cockney duo perform their greatest hits including Rabbit, Ain’t
No Pleasing You, Gertcha, Sideboard Song and many more.
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“Laugh
out loud funny”
The Observer
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arabella
weir
does my bum look big in this?
Wednesday 14 January 2009 | 7.30pm
£17 | £15 for groups 10+
Funny, touching and intimate - this is the perfect
girls’ night out! Acclaimed comedy writer and TV star, Arabella
Weir, reads from her hilarious best-selling novel, which has been
compared to the wonderful Bridget Jones Diary.
Arabella Weir is known to millions with TV appearances
on Harry Enfield, The Fast Show, Lenny Henry Show, Grumpy Old Women
and Channel 4’s She’s Gotta Have It.
“Both
very funny and unexpectedly touching” Joanna
Lumley
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music
hall
Thursday 15 January
2009 | 2.30pm
£12 | £10 if you book 3 or more Magical Matinees
A fun afternoon of variety with Johnny Dennis returning as your
Chairman. Sing-a-long songstress Loraine Hart and the hilarious
and talented Peter John, soprano Katie Milton, the incredible young
ukulele player Mark Walsh and tap-dancing supremo Ian Adams.
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the
conmitments - sold
out
Friday 16 January
2009
| 7.30pm
£18
The
UK’s number one musical tribute to the feel-good film of the
90s, bring you the biggest soul and Motown hits.
Includes
Mustang Sally, Try a Little Tenderness, Nowhere
to Run, Chain of Fools, Soul Man, Midnight
Hour, Respect and many more.
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burns night celebration
the stu reed band
Sunday
25 January 2009 | 7.30pm
£8.50
Burns night
is always a great excuse for a party, whether you’re Scottish
or not! This 5-piece combo serve up the Scottish songs of yesteryear.
So slip on your
tartan, sip your dram and get ready to tap your feet and sing along
with the brilliant Stu Reed Band.
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the
buddy holly collection - sold out
Monday 9 February
2009 | 7.30pm
£17 | £16 concessions
A fast and furious rock ‘n’ rollercoaster
ride through the hits of the 50s, including That’ll be
the Day, Peggy Sue, It Doesn’t Matter Anymore,
Raining in my Heart and Oh Boy!
Starring some of the West End’s most multi-talented
performers whose credits include Buddy, Return to the
Forbidden Planet and Jailhouse Rock.
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unforgettable
Saturday 14 February
2009 | 2.30pm
£12
An afternoon of musical nostalgia from the 50s and 60s, with plenty
of romantic songs just for Valentine's Day! Fall in love all over
again with the magic of Nat King Cole, Matt Monro, Perry Como, Tom
Jones, Elvis, The Beatles, Petula Clarke and Peggy Lee. |
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helen
keating
Sunday 1 March
2009 | 7.30pm
£8.50
Enjoy the swinging
sounds of popular jazz singer Helen Keating as she makes a welcome
return to the Queen’s. Helen and her quintet perform a great
variety of your favourite songs and standards by the likes of Duke
Ellington, Dizzy Gillespie, Cole Porter, George Gershwin, Fats Waller
and many more.
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squinty
mcginty
irish night
Tuesday 3 March 2009 | 8pm
£8.50
These lads
have been having the ‘craic’ for years! Come along and
listen or join in with the well-known Irish songs. Squinty McGinty
play high-energy, foot-stomping folk music all over the country,
from barn dances and parties to prestigious engagements such as
the annual Goodwood Festival of Speed. Sample the ‘Squinty’
style for yourself. Slainte!
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val
doonican
Sunday 8 March 2009 | 7.30pm
£17
A sparkling evening of music, wit and repartee from this legendary
performer who has keeping us entertained for over fifty years with
his hilarious songs and stories.
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the
organist serenades
with Len Rawle
Saturday 14 March 2009 | 2.30pm
£12
Join the internationally acclaimed theatre organist for a tuneful
afternoon of popular entertainment. Len’s musical journey
will take you from the big band era to the swinging 60s; from classic
film scores to West End musicals; and from ballroom favourites to
a stirring Souza march or two.
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royal marines band
- sold out
Sunday 22 March 2009 | 7.30pm
£15 | £12 concessions
The world renowned
Royal Marines Band return to the Queen’s Theatre to play a
concert in aid of SSAFA Forces Help.
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counterfeit
stones - sold
out
Monday 23 March 2009 | 8pm
£18.50 | £17 concessions
Rocking through over 40 years of classic Rolling Stones hits, with
stunningly accurate live renditions of their music alongside comedy
film clips that lovingly (and laughingly) cover the history of the
Stones from 1963.
“It’s like
hearing a fresh and young version of the real thing”
The Observer
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a
night in memphis
- sold
out
the grundy and pritchard band
Sunday 29 March | 7.30pm
£8.50
Liam Grundy is back by popular demand together with Pete Pritchard
to present a great new show. You’ll love this night of Rock
’n’ Roll, Hillbilly, Boogie and Rocking Country that
pays tribute to the music of Ike Turner, BB King, Carl Perkins,
Elvis Presley, Charlie Rich, Jerry Lee Lewis and Roy Orbison.
All the hits
are drawn exclusively from the catalogue of Sun Studios, Memphis
- the legendary studio that created the blueprint for Rock ’n’
Roll. Get
ready for a great night!
“Liam
Grundy and Pete Pritchard are my guys, and are the
best I’ve played with since Elvis and Bill.”
Scotty Moore
Elvis’ legendary guitarist
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the
blank album
Part of Dance Currents season in partnership
with East London Dance
Monday 30 March 2009 | 7.30pm
£10
An album of colourful new rock ’n’ roll songs performed
by dancers who not only play their instruments but
dance with them and even sing s tanding
on their head! This electrifying dance theatre piece - featuring
guitars, fiddle, cello, percussion and voice - is 'laugh out loud'
funny, yet strikingly poignant.
“Packed with catchy
tunes and quirky choreography” The Scotsman
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pasadena
roof orchestra
Tuesday 31 March 2009 | 7.30pm
£17.50 | £16.50
A multi-talented
band of musicians and sensational singers bring you an evening of
toe-tapping fun and syncopated sophistication.
They celebrate
the great entertainers – Louis Armstrong, Bing Crosby, Fred
Astaire, Duke Ellington, Billie Holiday and many more.
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marty
wilde and the wildcats
- sold
out
Thursday 2 April 2009 | 8pm
£19 | £17.50 concessions
50 years and still rocking! A stunning evening of rock memories
as this icon performs his hits and pays homage to friends who helped
shape British Rock and Roll.
Including
Bad Boy, Jesamine, Teenager in Love,
Rubber Ball, Jezabel, Sea of Love and
many many more.
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forever
in blue jeans
those were the days
Friday 10 April | 7.30pm
£17 | £15 concessions
High energy, hit songs and hot dance – all in one great new
show for 2009! Come and join one of the greatest party’s in
town with a cast of terrific singers, dancers and musicians, not
forgetting hilarious impressions and comedy that will make you “laugh
your socks off”!
Expect your
favourite rock ‘n’ roll and popular hits of the 50s,
60s and 70s and mention songs from the biggest West End musicals
- Grease, Boogie Nights and Mamma Mia.
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famous
songs by famous ladies
Tuesday 14 April | 8pm
£8.50
Celebrate the greatest female singers of all time! From Joyce Grenfell,
Marie Lloyd, Gracie Fields, Doris Day, Julie Andrews and Judy Garland
to, Bette Midler, Elaine Paige and Barbara Dickson.
Performed by
top variety artistes Caroline Fields, Jan Hunt and Katie Milton,
with musical interludes from pianist and accordion player David
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in
the box
with the stars of BBC Radio’s Test
Match Special
Sunday 19 April | 7.30pm
£17 | £16 concessions
Cricketing
legends Mike Gatting, Jonathan Agnew and others bring you a hilarious
and memorable evening, as they recall their favourite anecdotes
from life In the Box. Hosted by Ralph Dellor. |

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country
music 'n' fun
Sunday 26 April | 6.30pm
£13.50
A fun-packed show starring the most popular acts around. Includes
the hilarious musical madness of West Virginia and the welcome return
of the dynamic northern band Cross Country.
Hosted by the
inimitable master of music and mirth, Tony Best.
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the
essence of ireland - sold out
Monday 27 April | 7.30pm
£16.50 | £15 under 16s
Breathtaking Irish dance, superb musicianship, fantastic vocals
and striking costumes. With a vibrant cast of 18, this spectacular
show perfectly captures the magical spirit of Ireland.
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forces
sweethearts
Saturday 2 May | 2.30pm
£12
The
girls are back!
Their new show
for 2009 features all your old favourites - Vera Lynn, Gracie Fields,
Marlene Dietrich, Carmen Miranda and Anne Shelton - plus some surprises!
You’ll be singing along with our very own sweethearts from
beginning to end.
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the
meat loaf rock opera
anything for love
Sunday 3 May | 7.30pm
£17
Part rock concert, part love story, part musical spectacular, from
the team that brought you the acclaimed Dead Ringer from Hell.
Everyone will
love this entertaining family-friendly show, packed full of the
greatest rock anthems - and you don’t even have to be a Meat
Loaf fan to enjoy it!
Featuring the
classics Bat Out of Hell, All Revved Up and I Would
Do Anything for Love plus songs from Bonnie Tyler, Pink Floyd
and many more.
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the
mozart question
by Michael Morpurgo
Monday 4 May | 4pm
£7 children | £10 adults
Following the stirring performance of Michael Morpurgo’s award-winning
novel Private Peaceful at the Queen’s in 2007, Scamp Theatre
are back for a one-off Bank Holiday Monday show.
This inspirational
new staging of Morpurgo’s extraordinary book takes us from
the beauty of Venice to the horrors of the Nazi gas chambers in
a tale that will move and inspire both young and old. For adults
and children over 8.
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a
night at the musicals
Tuesday 19 May | 8pm
£8.50
From show tunes to standards, the West End heads east for a fun
and entertaining evening of musical cabaret. And with Hot Mikado
playing in the main auditorium, you’ll also be treated to
a selection of Gilbert and Sullivan’s most popular songs.
Starring members
of the Queen’s professional company cut to the
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nick
dawson
Sunday 24 May | 4pm
£16 | £15 concessions
Nick and his band of 6 sing and swing their way through the golden
age of popular song from the 30s and 40s to the present day.
The show features
classics from the most famous names in American music, some fabulous
gems by lesser-known songwriters, as well as some of the fascinating
stories behind the songs.
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steve
allen
- sold
out
the angina monologues
Monday 25 May | 3pm
£19.50
The legend
that isn't the LBC 97.3FM presenter Steve Allen returns to the
Queen's Theatre for an afternoon of bank holiday banter. A special
guest has the unenviable task of entertaining you all for the
first half and Steve will take to the stage for the second half
to present his Angina Monologues.
Will his flowering
bush return? How bitter and twisted can a middle aged, diabetic
radio host be? And what will Auntie Enid make of it all?! All
will be revealed!
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rosemary
squires
life is a song
Saturday 6 June | 2.30pm
£12
An afternoon of pure gold from Britain’s first lady of song!
Rosemary Squires MBE is joined by Radio 2’s celebrity pianist
Brian Dee for an amusing celebration of popular song and family
entertainment, spiced-up with some backstage show-biz gossip from
Rosemary’s life with the stars.
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“Excellent...
classy and
highly recommendable”
The Daily Telegraph
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stacey
kent
Thursday 25 June | 8pm
£17 | £15 concessions
Our favourite
international singing sensation returns with her band performing
songs from her latest acclaimed album, Breakfast on the Morning
Tram which, at the time of going to print, has just been nominated
for a Grammy Award. This sublime evening’s entertainment is
full of musical treats, with a mixture of popular standards as well
as some new songs written by Stacey’s husband and saxophonist,
Jim Tomlinson.
With 7 best-selling
albums and a string of awards including British Jazz Singer of the
Year, Stacey Kent is a true star, who has been compared to the all-time
greats Billie Holiday and Ella Fitzgerald. Audiences of all ages
will love this show.
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manhattan
swing band - sold out
romance and swing
Sunday 19 July | 5.30pm
£17 | £16 concessions
Join Freddy Staff and the Manhattan Swing Band as he marks 60 years
in music. Freddy’s incredible musical career is well worth
celebrating! He has worked with the biggest names in show business,
from Judy Garland to Louis Armstrong, and has graced the ranks of
most British big bands, including 16 years as lead trumpet with
the Syd Lawrence Orchestra. For this special early evening show,
Freddy will be joined by vocalist Lee Gibson performing romantic
ballads and great swing hits from the golden era of big band music.
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an
evening with elvis
- sold out
Sunday 26 July | 7pm
£12
A non-stop celebration of Elvis Presley through
the years! The show features 4 award-winning Elvis tribute acts
- Simon Patrick as the Rebel Elvis, Leigh Casling as GI Elvis, George
Elias as 60s Elvis and Rob Kingsley as 70s Elvis. Elvis
fans everywhere will love this entertaining rock n roll show packed
full of all your favourite hits from The King!
This show is presented by the Walk a Mile in my
Shoes - Official Elvis Disabled Fan Club to raise funds for Great
Ormond Street Hospital.
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music
hall
Tuesday 28 July | 2.30pm
£12
A
nostalgic afternoon packed full of music, comedy and
your favourite songs from way back when.
Featuring, the
renowned Johnny Dennis as your chairman, we welcome
the Chelsea Pensioner and Magician John Styles,
Singing and Dancing from Tiffany & Georgina Todd,
the majestic
Soprano voice of Katie Milton and a skit from the
Comedian Peter John.
Under the Musical
Direction of Laurence Payne the show promises to
be a good old-fashioned, fun-packed afternoon.
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drifters in concert - sold out
Monday 27 and Tuesday 28 July | 7.30pm
£18.50
Following sell-out shows at the Queen’s last year, the only
legitimate Drifters line-up in the world are back, having just released
their first new album in 30 years.
Their
spectacular new concert - backed by a full band - includes all the
classic Drifters hits such as Saturday Night at the Movies, Come
on over to My Place, Under the Boardwalk, Kissing in the Back Row
of the Movies and many more.
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voulez vous
- sold out
Sunday 2 and Monday 3 August | 8pm
£18 | £16 concessions
A non-stop party of the biggest ABBA hits! Having just celebrated
their 25th sell-out year, Voulez Vous are the top ABBA act around.
Dust
off your platforms, drag out your flares and prepare to party. For
all you Dancing Queens who want to say Thank you for
the Music.
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syd
lawrence orchestra
the best of the big bands
Monday 31 August | 3.30pm | 7.30pm
£18 | £16.50 concession (at 3.30pm only)
Voted Best
Big Band in the Land for the last 12 years, Chris
Dean’s Syd Lawrence Orchestra return with a DAZZLING
NEW SHOW for 2009.
The band’s
energetic sound is guaranteed to lift your spirits as they swing
through the music of Glenn Miller, Count
Basie, Frank Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald
and many more.
With star guest
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pack
up your troubles
Saturday
5 September | 2.30pm
£12.50
An afternoon of sing-along favourites, fun and laughter, mixing
the great songs of the wartime 40s with the best of Music Hall.
Dust off
your feather boa and hurry along to enjoy a good old-fashioned knees-up.
Starring Carolyn
Allen off of New Tricks and Only
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one
night of queen
Sunday 6 and Monday 7 September | 7.30pm
£19.50
A spectacular,
rocking stage show of all the massive Queen hits performed by Stars
in their Eyes Grand Final Winner Gary Mullen
and The Works.
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jacqui
dankworth
Sunday 13 September | 7.30pm
£17
An uplifting
evening of song from Jacqui Dankworth - one of the finest singers
of her generation, and daughter of the legendary Dame Cleo
Laine and Sir John Dankworth.
Her musical pedigree is second to none and with
two award-winning albums to her name, Jacqui Dankworth’s talent
and star quality is huge.
Backed by some of Britain’s finest musicians,
don’t miss Jacqui perform a great selection of songs from
her latest album Back to You.
“The most flexible and expressive
voice of her generation” The Observer
“She’s simply wonderful”
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war with churchill
Monday 21 September | 7.30pm
£10 | £7 child
As the country marks the 70th Anniversary of the
outbreak of World War Two, this insightful biographical drama takes
a fresh look at history’s unbreakable wartime leader and the
man consistently voted Britain's greatest Briton.
Award-winning playwright Peter Wolf
combines Churchill's own words and those of his friends and foes
to create a vivid journey through the key moments of Churchill’s
life. Backed by original video footage and music by Malcolm
Bruce.
Suitable for ages 12 and over
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them before you die otherwise your life will have been meaningless”
Mail on Sunday
“Quite
simply… the tops”
Daily Telegraph |
fascinating
aida
Tuesday 22 September | 7.30pm
£17
Britain’s funniest, sassiest,
craziest musical comediennes make a long awaited return to celebrate
their Silver Jubilee. Formed by Dillie Keane a
quarter of a century ago, Fascinating Aida have performed
on 5 continents, had 6 West End runs, recorded 6 albums, received
5 award nominations and published 2 books.
So raise your glasses and toast 25 years of
Britain’s top female comedy trio.
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the
vagina monologues - sold out
Wednesday 23 September | 7.30pm
£17.50
A collection
of highly original, intimate and amusing stories based on author
Eve Ensler's interviews with women from all around the world. This
hilariously witty and moving show gives voice to a chorus of outrageous,
brave and thoroughly human stories. Stars at the Queen's will be
Sarah Jayne Dunn, Sally Lindsay
and Lisa Riley.
Bring your mum,
your best friend, your sister or even your granny – this is
the ultimate girls’ night out!
“Laugh-out-loud
funny, witty, provocative and deeply poignant”
The Independent
“Enchanting
and hilariously funny! See it even if you haven’t got one”
Sunday Times
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how
sweet it is
- sold out
motown’s greatest hits
Sunday 4 October | 7.30pm
£19.50 | £17.50 concession
A
slick, high-energy extravaganza celebrating the greatest Motown
hits of the 60s and 70s including The Four Tops,
The Temptations, Marvin Gaye,
The Isley Brothers, The Jacksons
and Stevie Wonder.
Starring
4 fantastic male vocalists backed by an 8-piece band, it’s
hit after hit, with Reach Out I’ll Be There,
I Cant Help Myself, Going
Loco in Acapulco, My Girl,
Just My Imagination and Get
Ready to name but a few. This show is guaranteed to
have you dancing All Night Long! |
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Sunday!!!
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your turn to be a star! Two top movies with
added on-screen lyrics so everyone can join
in! Each
screening includes a free goody bag, fancy
dress competition and a live host to lead
you through all the magic moments.
Guaranteed
fun for the whole family!
Fancy
dress is not obligatory – but highly
recommended! |
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sing-a-long-a
high school musical 3
Sunday 11 October | 4pm
£10
The latest High School Musical film is exploding with
energy, fun and great songs to sing-a-long with.
Dress
up as a Wildcat, Troy,
Gabriella, Tiara Gold
(or, if you’re really boring, Troy’s Dad
Jack) and be top of the class! |
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sing-a-long-a
hairspray
Sunday 11 October | 7.30pm
£15 | £12 child
Sing-a-long with the hit 2007 film starring John
Travolta, Michelle Pfeiffer
and Queen Latifah!
This
is a wild, noisy, fun experience for all ages.
Dance
in the aisles, boo Velma and be amazed at John Travolta’s
fat suit! |
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swing
’n’ sinatra
- sold out
Saturday 17 October | 2.30pm
£12.50
An exciting afternoon of swing hits you'll know and love. From Benny
Goodman and Glenn Miller through to songs
such as Mr Bojangles and Bad,
Bad Leroy Brown.
Performed by
a selection of top musicians and singers led by Chris and Simone
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grand
union orchestra
Monday 19 October | 7.30pm
£10
Following the
success of last year’s concert, musicians from the Grand Union
Orchestra return in a unique collaboration with young performers
from Havering, including the full Schools Symphony Orchestra, a
choir assembled for the occasion from Queen’s Theatre drama
groups and members of the GU Youth Orchestra of East London.
The evening
is built around music and songs from all over the world –
from Ghana, Brazil, Turkey, Bangladesh and the Caribbean, with Tchaikovsky’s
Capriccio Italien representing Russia and Italy! –
and features an even greater variety of instruments and global rhythms
– with samba, calypso, hi-life, bhangra and township jive
added to the irresistible mix.
Grand Union
musicians featured include South African trumpet star Claude
Deppa, Brazilian percussion ace Xavier Osmir,
tabla maestro Yousuf Ali Khan, multi-instrumentalists
Ros Davies and Gerry Hunt, and
the golden-voiced Jonathan André and plangent
singer / saz-player Gunes Cerit from the GU Youth
Orchestra, all under the direction of Grand Union Orchestra’s
composer / director Tony Haynes.
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jive
talkin’ as the bee gees
- sold out
Friday 23 October | 7.30pm
£17
All the Bee Gees’ hits are brought to life in this stunning
stage show, from Stayin’ Alive and
Night Fever to Words,
How Deep is Your Love and You
Win Again.
Starring real
life siblings Darren and Gary Simmons
with Jarrod Loughlin as the Gibb Brothers, you’ll
be amazed by their stunning vocals, backed by a 9-piece band and
special guest singers.
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national
youth jazz orchestra
Saturday 24 October | 7.30pm
£17 | £15 concession
Bursting
with talent and enthusiasm, the very best of Britain’s young
musicians will leave you breathless.
Under musical
director Bill Ashton MBE they have earned a world-class
reputation, and with a huge repertoire, music-lovers everywhere
will enjoy their show.
“Forget
the word Youth; this is one of the best bands you will ever hear”
John
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des
o’connor
- sold out
Sunday 1 November
4.00pm | 7.30pm
£21.50
He has starred at the MGM Grand Las Vegas, the Sydney Opera House
and made over 1000 solo appearances at the London Palladium.
Don’t
miss this rare opportunity to see a true show business legend live
on stage in a wonderful evening of comedy, laughter and music. |
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richard
digance
Monday 9 November | 7.30pm
£17.50
With a career
spanning more than 30 years, Richard Digance is one of the most
successful performers in British show business.
Don’t
miss the master at work, performing his unique mix of songs, rhymes
and stories.
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joe
pasquale
- sold out
Sunday 22 November | 8pm
£17.50
He needs no introduction…
The big star
with the squeaky voice is back at the Queen’s with more mad-cap
fun, humour and family entertainment.
It’s
quite simple – book early or miss out! |
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c’mon
everybody
Monday 23 November | 7.30pm
£17.50
It’s time
to Rock Around the Clock with musical legends Bill Haley,
Eddie Cochran, Jerry Lee Lewis,
Buddy Holly and Chuck Berry alongside
tributes to Brenda Lee and Connie Francis.
If you love rock ‘n’ roll – don’t miss this
show!
Performed by
ace guitarist and music industry veteran Chris “Fender”
Black and his hand-picked band of 7.
“The
slickest, fastest moving non-stop revue ever seen in the UK”
UK Rock Magazine
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london
community gospel choir
Wednesday 25 November | 8pm
£18 | £15 concession
Beautiful melodies, glorious rich harmonies, traditional soulful
arrangements and energetic dancing.
If you’ve
still not seen this sensational singing group – what are you
waiting for? If you have – you know you’re in for a
real treat!
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carols
by candlelight
the locrian ensemble
Tuesday 8 December | 7.30pm
£19 | £16 child
The
perfect way to get your family Christmas off to a festive start.
Seasonal
carols, Yuletide favourites and variations on Christmas tunes for
harp and strings performed by one of Britain’s best-loved
musical ensembles and West End star Jill Washington.
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hammers
heroes
- sold out
Thursday 10 December | 7.45pm
£25
Join West Ham
legends Billy Bonds, Alan Taylor,
Keith Robson, Geoff Pike and Tony
Gale for a night of football nostalgia.
Were you at
Wembley when Bonzo lifted the FA Cup… twice !! Do you remember
Alan Taylor’s remarkable feat of scoring twice in each of
the Quarter-Final, Semi-Final and Final when the Hammers beat Fulham
in the 1975 FA Cup Final or were you at Upton Park on that rain
sodden night when Keith Robson scored one of the most famous goals
in West Ham’s history when his 35-yarder exploded into the
top corner of the Eintracht Frankfurt net in the Semi-Final of the
1976 European Cup Winners Cup.
And then of
course that never to be forgotten day when Trevor’s header
defeated Arsenal in the 1980 Cup Final followed in '81 by another
Cup Final (League Cup) but this time a narrow defeat against a top
class Liverpool side.
Join in with
this great night of nostalgia with the players that helped make
West Ham history and listen to Billy Bonds, Alan
Taylor, Keith Robson, Geoff Pike
and Tony Gale recall those famous cup runs of the
mid-70s and early 80s when appearances in Finals were a regular
occurrence for West Ham United. |
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glenn
miller orchestra
Sunday 13 December
3.30pm | £16 || 7.30pm | £18
Get In the Mood for Christmas with a performance
packed full of popular tunes from the big band years arranged Glenn
Miller style. |
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talon
– the best of eagles
- sold out
Monday 14 December | 8pm
£18
Now in their twelfth year, Talon bring you their most exciting show
yet. Featuring
decades of classic Eagles hits and material from the long-awaited
new album.
Take It
Easy, Desperado, Lyin’ Eyes, Take
It To The Limit, Hotel California, Heartache Tonight,
How Long, Long Road Out Of Eden and many more.
The
hits go on and on!
“Awesome”
The Sun |
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forces
sweethearts at christmas
- sold out
Sunday 20 December | 5pm
£12.50
The girls are back with a special new Christmas edition of the popular
wartime nostalgia show.
Beryl,
Janice and Jenny recreate the magic of the 40s - Vera Lynn,
Gracie Fields, Marlene Dietrich,
The Andrews Sisters and many more - all neatly
wrapped up with some musical Christmas treats. Get ready to sing-along
to all your festive favourites.
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