Get ready to dance the night away at two themed music events coming to Felixstowe this summer.
If dancing the night away is your thing, the Spa Pavilion in Felixstowe is preparing for two themed music events this summer.
1. Twist and Shout - a journey back to the 60s
When: 7.30pm Saturday, August 10
Tickets: £28Twist and Shout makes a return to the Spa Pavilion in August (Image: Goldups Lane Entertainment) Music fanatics are invited back to the 60s, when the skirts got shorter and the flower power was strong. The all star West End cast promises a "powerhouse" of a show.
The 40 song music run includes She Loves You, Glad All Over, You’re My World, Jumpin’ Jack Flash, Something Tells Me I’m Into Something Good, Shout, Ferry Cross The Mersey and more.
Playing a 40 song discography, 'every song is a classic' (Image: Goldups Lane Entertainment) Ray Anderson, programming director for the Spa Pavilion, said: "We've had the show before so we know it's a real happy, feel good show.
"Every song is a classic and it amazes me every time that everyone, teenagers up to 80 years old, know all the lyrics and sing- a-long.
"It just goes to show that people latch onto good music even if they weren't born yet."
2. Thank You For The Music - The ultimate ABBA party
When: 7.30pm Saturday, August 24
Tickets: "Best Tickets" are £34, Standard are £29.50
Thank You For The Music makes an appearance in Felixstowe this summer (Image: Entertainers) A show running for 22 years promises the "party of the year", including hits like Waterloo, Dancing Queen, Super Trouper, Mamma Mia, Knowing Me, Knowing You, Gimme, Gimme, Gimme, The Winner Takes It All.
Not only can you sing and dance, but pre-show dining is available.
The show has been running for 22 years, playing ABBA's greatest hits (Image: Entertainers) Box office manager Sophie Kennelly says: "This show is now in its 22nd year, so it's a real privilege to have such a well-established show coming here to our lovely seaside theatre."
All tickets are available from the Spa Pavilion Website.
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