That’ll Be The Day brings a nostalgic night of music and comedy to Shrewsbury
Celebrating some of the biggest hits from the 1950s through to the 1980s
Fans of classic music and live entertainment can enjoy a nostalgic trip through the decades when That’ll Be The Day arrives at Theatre Severn in Shrewsbury this autumn.
The long-running show will take to the stage on September 25 as part of its latest UK tour, which will see the production visit 36 venues across the country.
Combining live music, comedy sketches and theatrical performances, That’ll Be The Day celebrates some of the biggest hits from the 1950s through to the 1980s.
The show has built up a loyal following over the years, with audiences returning for its mix of classic songs, humour and feel-good entertainment. Its content is refreshed each year while keeping the atmosphere that has made it a favourite on the theatre circuit.
Director, producer and vocalist Trevor Payne said the show's continued success comes from the dedication of the cast and crew and the effort to keep each production fresh.
As well as entertaining audiences nationwide, That’ll Be The Day has helped raise more than £1 million for charities through post-show collections, including Childline, Make-A-Wish, Help for Heroes and the Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation.
The latest tour features a cast of musicians, singers and performers promising an evening of chart favourites, laughter and memories when the show arrives in Shrewsbury.