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Matinee Music Hall

From: 06 May 2008

To: 29 October 2008

At the Pavilion Theatre, Winter Gardens starring Gordon Cree (pictured) and Beryl Johnson.

Matinee Music Hall At Winter Gardens

Back at the Pavilion Theatre, Winter Gardens by popular request, Duggie Chapman presents: Matinee Music Hall. It's Blackpool's only all star variety show with Singing, Music and Comedy.

Starring Scottish Entertainer Gordon Cree, star singer Beryl Johnson, Pete Lindup and full supporting company.

Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 6th May to 29th October at 2.00pm.

Adults £11.00 Senior £9.00
Children Free (with paying adult)

Interval tea and biscuits are included in the ticket price.

BOOK ONLINE Winter Gardens WEBSITE

Event held at the Pavilion Theatre, Winter Gardens, 97 Church Street, Blackpool FY1 1HL.

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