There is plenty of half-term fun, live music, karaoke and workshops for all to enjoy at The Seagull Theatre this February.
On Friday (February 10) at 7.30pm the Seagull Theatre welcomes Richard Digance with support act The Broadside Boys.
Richard Digance will demonstrate why he has been a top performer and observer of life for 50 years.
Tickets £12.
A busy half-term programme kicks off on Saturday (February 11) at 2pm and again at 5pm with Tigerlilys brand new 2017 show - Once Upon a Fairytale.
This is an all-singing and dancing magical show featuring princesses and other fairytale characters. Tickets £6 (children) £4 (adults).
On Sunday (February 12) at 7pm Andy Davis hosts the ever popular and hugely friendly Karaoke night in the Seagull Foyer Bar. Admission is free for all.
While on February 14 from 11am to 1pm Foolhardy Circus Company present a Circus Skills Workshop for children.
Totally safe and great fun for children four-years-old and upwards. Tickets £3.
Also on February 14, at 2pm, Foolhardy Circus Company present Smile, a crazy, delightful feast of circus skills, acrobatics, songs and loads of fun. Tickets £6.
And on February 15 at 11am and again at 1pm Andy the Clown presents - Andy's Fun Hour.
There will be juggling, magic, songs, balloon modelling and much more.
Tickets £4 (child) £1 (Adult).
On Thursday (February 16) from 10am to 12noon there will be a Musical Theatre singing and dance workshop in which participants will learn a simple routine to a variety of well known songs from the movies.
Suitable for ages seven upwards. Tickets £6 - a drink, snack and trainers will be needed.
Later on February 16 at 2pm Ripstop Theatre presents A Real Alien Adventure. Follow explorer Amelia Buttersnap on an intergalactic mission to discover if aliens really exist and what they want with her cat! Tickets £1.
For more details of events and opportunities at the Seagull Theatre please contact the box office on 01502 589726.
Or visit The Seagull Theatre website at: www.theseagull.co.uk .
Do you have an entertainment story? Email simon.ward@archant.co.uk or call 01502 525 832.
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