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Welcome to the Palace’s Autumn Winter Season of Events 2010
The autumn/winter season at the Palace Theatre brings you a fabulous feast of entertainment leading up to the festive season. There is a broad selection of productions to suit a variety of tastes and we are positive that as you look through this website you’ll find several things you would like to see.
Big Name Entertainment
Sally Morgan the celebrity’s favourite psychic visits Redditch for the first time as part of her 2010 national tour. So popular has she proved to be that an extra performance has had to be added to cater for demand. Joe Longthorne brings his endless repertoire of voices, including hundreds of the world’s top singers to the Palace stage in October. Don’t miss this sensational star with his talented band of musicians and singers.
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The autumn season features a new spine chilling, supernatural drama The Bridge in October from Mouthpiece productions that will keep you on the edge of your seat. There will also be two comedy nights in October and November featuring the best in up and coming stand up talent.
For Children
Postman Pat drives into Redditch during the October half term on A Very Royal Mission to keep the little ones entertained.
Local Operatic Societies
There are two great musicals events being staged by our local societies firstly we have The Full Monty from Alcester Musical Theatre Company. Based on the movie of the same name a group of unemployed steelworkers take it upon themselves to set up a Chippendales type group that go ‘the full monty’ And Redditch Operatic Society present Disney’s enchanting tale of Beauty and the Beast the family musical about an enchanted prince, transformed into an hideous beast who must find true love before the last petal of a magical rose falls or remain trapped as a beast forever.
Pantomime
For a truly golden festive season this year make sure you have your seats to see Mother Goose starring Don Maclean, the nations favourite dame and Priscilla the magical golden egg laying goose in the Palace Theatre’s traditional family pantomime egg-stravaganza.
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