Move to the groove and rock your socks off ... again!

As we move towards live entertainment coming back to the theatre be sure to come along and be entertained by Tamworths own 2340 Big Band and a multitude of vocalists.

Featuring the fabulous vocals of Sally-Anne Whitten, Rae Moody, Jimmy Craz, Brad Gill and other talented local singers this will be a night of euphonic sound.

Now being performed on Friday, October 29, at 7.30pm so make sure you have it marked in your diary!

Under the musical direction of Tim Godden the 2340 Big Band will be perform the most popular hits in a fabulous night of rock nostalgia.

All the guitar riffs, brass phrases, organ licks, vocal harmonies and rhythmic grooves from the songs chosen will be recreated to bring back the good old times.

This will include hits from Dep Purple, Led Zeppelin, The Blues Brothers, KC and the Sunshine Band, Stevie Wonder, The Eagles, The Commitments and lots more.

Book your seats now for another wonderful night of rock!

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THE FULL MONTY

Leave your hats on, jackets optional!

Who didn't love the movie about the six out-of-work steelworkers with nothing to lose that took the world by storm?

After the steel mill they worked at shuts down, a group of unemployed men decide to get involved in the stripping business to earn a living.

Now they're back, live on stage, and for them it really has to be The Full Monty.

Simon Beaufoy, the Oscar-winning writer of the film, has now gone back to where it all started, to rediscover the men, the women, the heartache, and the hilarity of the story.

Produced by Tamworth Dramatic Society and featuring some of Tamworth's hottest talent, including Ben Sutton, Stuart Rowe, Halen Godley, Tim Webster, Jack Howard, Stephen Carter, Jay McLean, Annabelle Stier, Katt Cutmore, Tina Dawson, Jenny Sullivan, The Full Monty is sure to charm audiences.

With eight shows in the season, appearing at the Capitol Theatre between November 19 to 27, this uplifting show will make for a great night out!

Suitable for ages 15 years and over.

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