FRIDAY 7 DECEMBER – SUNDAY 6 JANUARY 2019

Extravaganza Productions Ltd in association with Middlesbrough Theatre present

DICK WHITTINGTON

Starring Todd Carty (Mark Fowler in EastEnders)

Middlesbrough Theatre has lined up another sparkling show this Christmas to add even more glitz and fizz to your festive season.

Join Dick Whittington and his trusty cat as he seeks fame, fortune and happiness on his quest to become the Lord Mayor of London.

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SATURDAY 12 JANUARY 7.30PM

Upbeat Classical Management presents

THE MAGIC OF VIENNA

The Adam Summerhayes Orchestra with Ana Maria Rincon (soprano)

Adam Summerhayes returns to Middlesbrough with his superb orchestra for the third time for what promises to be another great evening.

As well wonderful waltzes such as The Blue Danube, The Skater’s Waltz and Waltz of the Flowers, there will be lively numbers such as Brahms’ Hungarian Dance and Strauss’ Radetzky March.

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Friday 18th January 7.30pm

Presented by Ballet Theatre UK

Join Ballet Theatre UK with one of the most enchanting love stories of all time, “Beauty and the Beast”.

Inspired by the original tale, this production tells the story of Belle, a beautiful and intelligent young woman who feels out of place in her provincial French village. When her father is imprisoned in a mysterious castle, Belle’s attempt to rescue him leads to her capture by the Beast,

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FRIDAY 25 JANUARY 7.30PM

DEREK ACORAH

The “Eternal Life” Tour

Derek Acorah is something of a phenomenon.

A truly modern medium whose appeal crosses the generations to young and old alike, he remains the forerunner in the field of paranormal and spiritual matters. An unusually engaging and entertaining character for his genre, he is regularly recruited to appear in many an entertainment show. Wherever Derek goes, others have always followed (or tried).

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