From Alice in Wonderland to the ultimate Céline Dion tribute night, Charles Dickens’ ghost stories to comedian Ed Byrne – there is something for everyone at Wakefield’s esteemed theatre next month.
Here’s a full list of what to expect.
Tickets for all events can be bought via: https://www.theatreroyalwakefield.co.uk/whats-on
9. Gimme Gimme ABBA - March 22
Gimme Gimme ABBA have been performing this fabulous tribute to ABBA for over 24 years, forming in 1999 and celebrating their silver jubilee tour in 2024! They have performed in theatres, concerts and at festivals worldwide. This is not just another ABBA tribute but a truly complete and exciting ABBA experience. This show is suitable for all age groups and is not to be missed! Tickets begin at £15 Photo: Gimme Gimme
10. One Night in Dublin - March 23
Receiving rave reviews for its incredible musicians and great song choices, Middi and his award winning tribute band cover all of your favourite sing-along Irish classics including Galway Girl, Tell me ma, The Irish rover, Dirty old town, Whiskey in the jar, The Wild Rover, Black velvet band and many many more. Performed 100% live by "The best Irish band to never come from Ireland" the Wild Murphys are a seven piece band with Fiddle, Banjo and Accordion. Let them take you to 'Murphy's Pub' for two hours of music, songs and humour. Tickets begin from £15 Photo: One Night in Dublin Ltd
11. Alice in Wonderland - March 25
Multi award-nominated Immersion Theatre - the team behind last year’s smash hit “The Jungle Book” - bring their trademark energy to their biggest, funniest, and most spectacular family musical to date: Alice in Wonderland! Follow Alice and the White Rabbit as they set off on a colourful, topsy-turvy adventure and meet a host of outlandish characters including Tweedle Dum and Tweedle Dee, the Queen of Hearts, the Cheshire cat and of course, the Mad-as a bat-Hatter! Tickets begin from £10 Photo: Immersion Theatre
12. The Light House - March 26
Love is a complicated business. It gets even more complicated when the person you love doesn’t want to be alive. Tender, funny and defiantly hopeful, The Light House is a real-life story of falling in love and staying in love, even when the lights go out and you’re lost in the dark. It’s a love letter to life. Join the emergency response as we dance in the kitchen, sing in the streets and try to turn the lights back on. It gets lonely, muddling through these days and nights. So why don’t we do it together? The Light House is supported by Arts Council England, Leeds Playhouse, Theatre Deli and Slung Low,in partnership with the Samaritans. Tickets begin at £10 Photo: Alys Williams and Rachael Halliwell