A November to remember at St Helens Theatre Royal

St Helens Theatre Royal is serving up an antidote to the Winter blues with a November programme packed full of entertainment.

Opening the month is riotous new comedy The Ruby Slippers for one night only on 3rd November. Set in a Blackpool drag club where not everything is as it seems, the critically acclaimed show explores love, friendship and identity, taking audiences on a rollercoaster of emotions. The performance comes to St Helens following a sell-out run in Liverpool and guarantees to dazzle audiences.

Dig out your dancing shoes on the 4th November for Nights On Broadway, The Story of the Bee Gees. The tribute to the famous brothers boasts a full live band taking audiences on a journey through the extensive back catalogue of the band for a night to remember which is sure to have you dancing in the aisles.

Singing sensation Joe McElderry comes to St Helens on 5th November with his Northern Lights Tour.  Following a successful run as Joseph in the UK tour of Bill Kenwright’s production, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat, Joe is embarking upon his own tour, with a stripped back acoustic show incorporating his original songs as well as all of the audience favourites.

On 17th November the Derek Acorah Soul Reunion Tour 2016 comes to St Helen’s. Derek Acorah is a household name and one of the foremost names in the world of Psychic Phenomena. Derek is a thoroughly modern medium whose appeal crosses the generations to young and old alike and he remains the forerunner in the field of paranormal and spiritual matters.

The hugely successful stage play version of Helen Forrester’s Twopence To Cross The Mersey returns to St Helen’s from the 7th to 12th November. This much loved play tells the true story of a young girl and her formerly wealthy family as they are suddenly thrown into poverty during the Great Depression. Leaving behind their comfortable middle-class life in the South, they move to Liverpool to rebuild their dreams. But, they are in for a terrible shock. Loved by millions, see Helen’s dramatic, moving and heart-warming tale come to life.

Rounding up the November offerings is the return of 80s cult classic Rita, Sue and Bob Too! Running from 22nd to 26th November the hilarious play boasts an all-star cast led by Darren Day as Bob alongside his real life wife Emmerdale star Stephanie Dooley as Michelle. The cast also includes Benidorm’s Chrissy Rock as mum, Dougie Brown (The Comedians & Coronation Street) as Dad, Emily Fleeshman (Open All Hours) as Rita and Olivia Sloyan(Blood Brothers) as Sue.

Chantelle Nolan, Theatre Manager said:

“Our November line up is looking great, we’re looking forward to welcoming audiences for what is guaranteed to be a month of fantastic entertainment!”

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Show listings 

The Ruby Slippers

Thursday 3rd November 2016

7:30pm

Tickets: Adults £19 Concession £16

 

Nights On Broadway The Story of the Bee Gees

Friday 4th November 2016

7.30pm

Tickets: £18.50- All seats

 

Joe McElderry Northern Lights Tour

Saturday 5th November 2016

7.30pm

Tickets: Adult: £22, Concession: £20, Child: £15, VIP: £75

 

Derek Acorah The Soul Reunion Tour

Thursday 17th November

7.30pm

Tickets: £18.50 All seats

 

Twopence To Cross The Mersey

Monday 7th to Saturday 12th November

Evenings 7.30pmWednesday and Saturday Matinee 2.30pm

Tickets: From £15

 

Rita, Sue and Bob Too!

Tuesday 22nd to Saturday 26th November

Tues – Thursday 7.30pm

Friday 8pm

Saturday 2.30pm and 8pm

Tickets: Adult: £20, Concession: £18.50, Matinee: £15

 

THEATRE ROYAL BOOKING DETAILS 

Book in person at the Theatre Royal Box Office Corporation Street, St. Helens, Merseyside WA10 1LQ (Mon – Sat 10am – 5pm). Alternatively, call 01744 756 000 or log on to: www.sthelenstheatreroyal.com

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