The D-Day Darlings present their explosive, brand-new show, celebrating the 80th Anniversary of Victory in Europe Day!

Following on from a stand-out year commemorating D-Day 80 with a string of notable appearances including The One Show, Lorraine, BBC Radio 2 in Concert, and  ITV’s D-Day 80 concert at The Royal Albert Hall, the nation’s premiere wartime-inspired group is back by popular demand with a sensational celebration show.

The show is fronted by founder and lead singer Katie Ashby.

To mark this very special anniversary, we delve into the 1940s songbook for a tribute to the legendary stars who kept us smiling through our darkest days. Spirit of the Blitz recaptures the tenacious optimism of war-torn Britain.

Sing along to swinging hits like Don’t Sit Under The Apple Tree, Bless ‘Em All, Leaning On A Lamp-Post, and of course, We’ll Meet Again.

Art of Andalucia is a captivating celebration of Daniel Martinez‘s exceptional artistry in the world of flamenco. This unique concert offers a full immersion into the essence of flamenco, featuring a carefully curated selection of Daniel’s most celebrated works from his discography, including his award-winning production Art of Believing and his latest masterpiece, Andalucia. Additionally, the concert will provide an exclusive sneak peek into his eagerly awaited third album, offering the audience an exclusive first listen to some of his new music.

Fans of The Beatles prepare to be wowed by the world’s favourite Liverpool-born tribute to the Fab Four.

The Mersey Beatles have been rocking sold-out shows around the globe since 1999 with their truly authentic and widely acclaimed celebration of John, Paul, George and Ringo.

The band – who clocked up more than 600 appearances in a 10-year residency at Liverpool’s legendary Cavern Club – brilliantly exude the inner and outer spirit of the original Fab Four.

A short programme of artists’ films featuring a new performance by Amelia Crouch in dialogue with video works by Clare Charnley and James Richards, and 16mm films by Emily Wardill.

Made across two decades, the works share an interest in voice and the limitations of language. They explore ideas such as re-voicing words and memories that are not our own, the subjectivity inherent in various forms of observation – psychological, social, medical, and performative – and the distortion of human experience through technology and words.

As we prepare for all the changes that September inevitably brings why not have one last dose of summer silliness with us!

I have no idea what stories we'll tell this month, although, to be fair, I never do!!!

So bring your lively minds and crazy creativity to join our ranks of star storytellers as we bring your make believe to life with hilarious results. What stories will you tell?

LET'S MAKE SOMETHING SPECIAL

“I literally had tears in my eyes from laughing so much! Your team are so talented and downright hilarious!”

Patti Boo Rae is a woman in exile. She and her band the Do-Gooders just keep touring so they never have to look back. But in BOOTCUT she’s going back to her roots. This is a show about Patti’s home state of Texas: why she still loves it, and why it’ll never love her back.