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OCTOBER 2016 DECEMBER 2016 6th Civic Theatre, Chelmsford 01245 606505 1st Southport, Theatre 0844 8713021 7th Victoria Theatre, Halifax 01422 351158 2nd City Hall, Sheffield 0114 2 789789 8th Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury 01227 787787 3rd New Theatre, Oxford 0844 871 3020 10th Hall For Cornwall, Truro 01872 262466 9th Forum Theatre, Great Malvern 01684 892277 13th Waterside Theatre, Aylesbury 0844 8717607 10th Victoria Hall, Stoke 0844 8717649 14th Princess Theatre, Torquay 0844 8713023 JANUARY 2017 15th Leas Cliff Hall, Folkestone 0844 8713015 *The Merseybeats replacing Herman’s Hermits 27th & 28th January 2017 16th Playhouse Theatre, Weston Super Mare 01934 645544 20th Theatre Severn, Shrewsbury 01743 281281 27th Cliffs Pavilion, Southend 01702 351135 21st City Hall, Newcastle 0844 8112121 28th Grand Theatre, Wolverhampton 01902 429212 22nd Corn Exchange, Kings Lynn 01553 764864 FEBRUARY 2017 23rd Lighthouse Theatre, Kettering 01536 414141 27th Churchill Theatre, Bromley 0203 2856000 23rd Baths Hall, Scunthorpe 0844 8542776 24th Beck Theatre, Hayes 0208 5618371 28th The Cresset, Peterborough 01733 265705 28th Belgrade Theatre, Coventry 024 7655 3055 29th White Rock, Hastings 01424 462288 31st Cadogan Hall, London 0207 7304500 MARCH 2017 2nd Grand Theatre, Swansea 01792 475715 NOVEMBER 2016 3rd Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham 0844 8713011 *The Merseybeats replacing The Fortunes from 3rd through to the 13th November 2016 4th The Regent, Ipswich 01473 433100 3rd Richmond Theatre, Surrey 0844 8717651 10th Assembly Hall, Worthing 01903 206206 4th The Orchard Theatre, Dartford 01322 220000 11th The Concert Hall, Stevenage 01438 363200 6th Theatre Royal, Brighton 0844 8717650 17th West Cliff Theatre, Clacton 01255 433344 9th Royal Concert Hall, Nottingham 0115 9895555 18th The Auditorium, Grimsby 0300 3000035 11th The Pavilion Theatre, Bournemouth 08445 763000 19th Town Hall, Cheltenham 08445 762210 12th The Grove Theatre, Dunstable 01582 602080 24th Royal & Derngate, Northampton 01604 624811 13th Wyvern Theatre, Swindon 01793 524481 25th The Hexagon, Reading 0118 960 6060 16th Opera House, York 0844 8713024 30th Assembly Hall Theatre, Tunbridge Wells 01892 530613 17th Palace Theatre Manchester 0844 8713019 31st De Montfort Hall, Leicester 0116 2333111 18th Ferneham Hall, Fareham 01329 231942 19th Embassy Theatre, Skegness 01507 613100 APRIL 2017 20th Guild Hall, Preston 0845 3442012 1st Alban Arena, St Albans 01727 844488 21st City Hall, Hull 01482 300300 2nd Queens Theatre, Barnstaple 01271 324242 22nd The Hawth, Crawley 01293 553636 7th The Forum Theatre, Billingham 01642 552663 23rd Palace Theatre, Redditch 01527 65203 8th The Forum Theatre, Billingham 01642 552663 24th Empire Theatre, Liverpool 0844 8713017 14th The Sands Centre, Carlisle 01228 633766 25th New Victoria Theatre, Woking 0844 8717645 15th The Spa, Bridlington 01262 678258 27th Marina Theatre, Lowestoft 01502 533200 28th Venue Cymru, Llandudno 01492 872000 JUNE 2017 29th Opera House, Buxton 0845 1272190 10th Central Theatre, Chatham 01634 338338.

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