That’ll Be The Day takes audiences on a journey through the 1950s, 60s, 70s and 80s.The long-running rock and roll theatre show That’ll Be The Day is set to return to Bedfordshire this autumn, bringing its latest production to the Grove Theatre in Dunstable on 16 September. The show is part of a 36-date UK tour and promises an evening of classic hits, comedy and nostalgia for local audiences.Known for its mix of live music, comedy sketches and nostalgia, That’ll Be The Day takes audiences on a journey through the 1950s, 60s, 70s and 80s, featuring chart favourites from some of the world’s best-loved artists. The show has become a fixture on the UK theatre circuit thanks to its energetic performances and regularly updated content.That’ll Be The Day | T C ProductionsDirector, producer and vocalist Trevor Payne said the production’s continued popularity is down to the dedication of the cast and crew, as well as a commitment to refreshing the show each year.Over the years, That’ll Be The Day has also raised more than £1 million for charities including Childline, Make-A-Wish, Help for Heroes and the Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation through post-show collections.Featuring a talented cast of musicians, singers and performers, the latest tour promises an evening packed with familiar songs, comedy and feel-good entertainment when it arrives in Dunstable this September.Continue Reading
That’ll Be The Day comes to Dunstable
