What's On February Half Term In Liverpool

What's On February Half Term In Liverpool

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It feels like just yesterday that the kids were finishing for Christmas but here we are and they will soon be on their February half term. Half term begins Saturday 10th  - Sunday 18th February for the majority of schools in Liverpool. Out of all the school holidays this one is my least favourite as the weather is always rubbish however I have found lots of ideas to keep the kids busy this half term in Liverpool. 

You can also visit our What's On In Liverpool and What's On In Manchester guides for more ideas this month

Shrek The Musical, Liverpool Empire

Jurassic Take Over, M&S Bank Arena

The Tiger Who Came To Tea, Liverpool Playhouse

Half Term At The Mansion House, Calderstones Park

Family Trail and Jumping Jacks Party, Palm House, Sefton Park

Half Term Fun On Croxteth Park Farm

6 Fun Activity Days At The Museum Of Liverpool

Kids Go Free At Knowsley Safari Park

What's On Close By

Liverpool Empire, Lime St,Liverpool L1 1JE

Shrek The Musical - Feb 12th - Feb 17th 2024

Join Shrek and his trusty sidekick Donkey as they set out on a quest to defeat the fearsome dragon and rescue the beautiful Princess Fiona. With a heart-warming story and a cast of unforgettable characters, this musical extravaganza is a journey you won't want to miss.

CLICK HERE to find out more information, prices and to book tickets.

M and S Bank Arena, King's Dock, Port of Liverpool, 16 Monarchs Quay,Liverpool L3 4FP

Jurassic Take Over Day - Feb 10th 2024

Come and visit state-of-the-art animatronic life-like dinosaurs in this brand new, immersive and interactive experience for all audiences. This is an unmissable opportunity to talk to a Triceratops, look up to a Brontosaurus, roar with a T-Rex, scream with a Spinosaurus and run from a Raptor! 

CLICK HERE to find out more information, prices and to book tickets.

Liverpool Playhouse, Williamson Square, Liverpool L1 1EL

The Tiger Who Came To Tea - Feb 12th - Feb 17th 2024

The doorbell rings just as Sophie and her mummy are sitting down to tea. Who could it possibly be? What they certainly don’t expect to see at the door is a big, stripy tiger! Join the tea-guzzling tiger in this delightful family show; packed with oodles of magic, sing-a-long songs and clumsy chaos. Don’t miss this stunning stage adaptation of the classic tale of teatime mayhem... expect to be surprised!

CLICK HERE to find out more information, prices and to book tickets.

Visit the What's On Guide for MORE upcoming shows

The Mansion House, Calderstones Park, Liverpool, L18 3JB

Half Term At The Storybarn - Feb 10th - Feb 18th 2024

Head to the Storybarn for some special sessions this February half-term inspired by Mac Barnett’s (The Wolf, The Duck & The Mouse, Extra Yarn, The Shape Trilogy) gorgeous new book Twenty Questions, where we’ll make our own magic from our wildest curiosities. 

There’ll be games, super storytelling and a shapeshifting craft as you learn that the best questions lead, not to answers, but stories. 

CLICK HERE to find out more information, prices and to book tickets.

The Palm House, Sefton Park, Liverpool L17 1AP

Family Trail Launch with the Bookworm Players - Feb 10th 2024

Join The Bookworm Players for an adventure on Palm Island! We’ve washed up ashore and need your help and ideas for survival in this tropical paradise!  

Explore treasure maps, share stories & design your own camp on this trail with the help of Palm Island’s special inhabitant Sammy the Salamander…but can you spot him? 

Trails last approximately one hour and children must be accompanied by an adult (with a sense of adventure). 

CLICK HERE to find out more information. This is a FREE event

Jumping Jacks – Pirate Party - Feb 13th 2024

Take a swashbuckle voyage on the seven seas with the ultimate pirate party at Palm Island!  There will be a canon of brilliant games to be played, dancing, swooshing, shaking and jumping. It’s a bubble popping adventure from start to finish. From the moment the party sets sail, your pirate captain Lucie and the pirate team will take you on an adventure.  Collect the canon balls to win prizes, walk the plank limbo game, scrub the deck scarf dance along, sea shanties, under the sea bubble fun, treasure hunt and more! Please wear your favourite fancy dress outfit if you would like to.  

CLICK HERE to find out more information, prices and to book tickets.

Croxteth Park Farm, Liverpool L11 1EH

Activities on the Farm this February Half Term 

Small animal handling on the farm at no extra charge. Meet the sheep, groom the ponies and meet and feed the ducks. Animal feeding also available. 

CLICK HERE to find out more information.

Museum of Liverpool, Pier Head, Liverpool, United Kingdom, L3 1DG

Little Liverpool

The Little Liverpool gallery at the Museum of Liverpool is a hands-on and jam packed with lots of fun activities especially for children under the age of six to play and learn. It is the perfect place to introduce little ones to the Museum of Liverpool.

CLICK HERE to find out more information.

Scribble and Splash

Designed especially for younger visitors Scribble and Splash is a chance to creative with art activities and then off to explore the Little Liverpool gallery. Sail boats, fish in our mini 'river', then explore our alphabet wall before dancing with the Beetles.

CLICK HERE to find out more information.

Lion Cubs - Little Liverpool Special

If you have little ones who love cars, boats, trains and aeroplanes then this is definitely for you. You can find out more about transport in the Little Liverpool gallery which is a fun space created especially for children who want to explore and learn. Why not race your boats on the mini River Mersey or make your best vehicle noises and then head into the museum to explore Lion, the Museum of Liverpools very special steam locomotive.

CLICK HERE to find out more information.

Lion Dance Workshop - Chinese New Year

Celebrate Chinese New Year this February half term with China Spirit UK. Join the team as they explain the history and tradition of the Chinese lion while children learn how to work the life size puppets in pairs, learn the rhythm of the traditional lion dance drum and the special lion dance steps to bring the lions to life!

CLICK HERE to find out more information.

Shipmates - Little Liverpool Special

Budding sailors and scientists, join in with the Little Liverpool special to find out more about the seas, oceans and the River Mersey.

There are boats, fishing nets and so much more to explore together in the Little Liverpool gallery.

CLICK HERE to find out more information.

The Magic Bookmark

Mama G is everyones favourite dame and you can now join her for the brand new panto adventure for the whole family!

It all starts when the evil Book Worm decides that reading gives people too much knowledge, and makes all the books from Mama G's library disappear. Before the world can turn to chaos, Mama G vows to save the day by finding three books that will help make the world a better place. Of course, she can't do it alone and that's when she discovers the mysterious and wonderful Magic Bookmark...

CLICK HERE to find out more information.

Knowsley Safari, Prescot L34 4AN

Kids Go Free With A Full Paying Adult

Kids go free this half term at Knowsley Safari allowing them to enjoy the 5 mile Safari Drive that is home to many animals from around the world. The route is split into different continental zones where you’ll drive through many habitats and see our collection of animals along the way. Once you’ve finished your roar-some experience, you can head down to the Foot Safari - both experiences are included in your ticket!

CLICK HERE to find out more information.

What's On Close By

There's also some great ideas within a short driving distance from Liverpool

Gullivers World, Warrington, Cheshire, WA5 9YZ

Gullivers World is open this February half term with their early season special offer. For just £15 you can enjoy a selection of rides, attractions and play areas. You can also meet tiny and small clanger too. 

CLICK HERE to find out more information and to buy tickets.

St Helens Theatre Royal, Corporation Street, St Helens, Merseyside, WA10 1LQ

Wizard of Oz Pantomime Feb10th - Feb 18th 2024

Dorothy and Toto are back at the St Helens Theatre Royale and are inviting you to join them on their epic adventure along the yellow brick road to the Emerald City. Along the way they meet all those incredible characters including Scarecrow, Tim Man and Lion – who all have their own special wishes which they hope the Wizard will grant when they reach their destination of Oz.

CLICK HERE to find out more information and to buy tickets or Read Our Review

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Supporting Children's Mental Health Week With Let's Talk

Supporting Children's Mental Health Week With Let's Talk

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Disclosure - We were gifted the Let's Talk series for the purpose of this post. All thoughts, opinions and photographs are our own. This post contains affiliate links.

When you become a parent it's the happiest day of your life but it can also be the scariest. Our little ones enter the world without any guide or instruction booklet and it's up to us to figure out how to make sure we look after them to the best of our ability. We then spend years making sure we protect them from harm and worrying about them is constant. There are some situations that parents may struggle with and one is starting up conversations with their children about their feelings. Let's Talk have created a series of books which are perfect conversation starters amongst adults and children to support their social, emotional and mental wellbeing. 

How Are You Feeling Today? is packed with fun, imaginative ways to help children understand and cope with a whole range of different emotions. 

It's a great way to give children the tools they may need to deal with lots of different feelings. Exploring 12 common emotions, including happy, angry, excited, bored and embarrassed, How Are You Feeling Today? offers ideas for what children could do when they feel this way.

How Are You Feeling Now? is packed with fun, imaginative ways to help children understand and express a range of emotions and is a brilliant follow-up to How Are You Feeling Today?

Not a moment goes by without us feeling something.  Whether it's happiness, sadness, anger or anxiety, different feelings visit us all the time. This is the perfect picture book to help children understand and manage their feelings early on. Offering child-friendly strategies for dealing with feelings, this book looks at 12 complex emotions and makes them simple for children. 

What's Worrying You? is a book all about helping children understand their worries, and what to do when they feel overwhelmed by their thoughts and feelings.

We all have worries now and then, but sometimes worries can feel like they're getting bigger and bigger, like you can't control them anymore. What do you do then?

Each page takes the child step-by-step through different worry scenarios, such as falling out with a friend, getting in trouble at school, or feeling like no one is listening. It talks about how they might feel, what they might think, and what could help them to ease the anxiety. 

The Same but Different explores the ways in which we're all unique as well as the similarities we all share. Using everyday examples, clear explanations and colourful illustrations by Sarah Jennings, this book encourages children to rejoice in their differences. After all, imagine how boring the world would be if everyone was exactly the same!

This book covers lots of ways in which we're different, including how we look, where we live, the languages we speak, what our families are like and what we believe in. It's the perfect resource for starting important conversations with children about diversity and inclusion, with topics such as race, disability, gender, sexual orientation and religion.

Will You Be My Friend? is ideal for starting conversations about friendship and includes a guide for parents and carers about supporting a child if they are having friendship difficulties.

This book is both humorous and charming, and prompts children to discuss the idea of friendship with parents and peers. Learning to build and maintain friendships also helps children with important life skills such as sharing, negotiating, empathising and that all-important apology when things go wrong.

Written by Molly Potter and illustrated by Sarah Jennings the Let's Talk series is such a nice and relaxed why to approach the difficult to talk about situations. The series is aimed at children aged 4+ and would be perfect to read together. Social, emotional and mental wellbeing is such an important part of our life and should be talked about more. 

For more information you can visit Let's Talk Series and also download free activity packs.

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9 Things to See and Do in Italy in February

9 Things to See and Do in Italy in February

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Italy is a favourite holiday destination among many travel bloggers. In February, you'll find lively festivals, smaller crowds, and a new perspective on the country. While the weather might be cooler, the warmth of Italian hospitality never fades. Here are nine must-do activities if you find yourself in Italy during this charming winter month.

Experience the Venice Carnival

The Venice Carnival is one of the most famous events in Italy, attracting visitors from all over the world. It usually takes place in February, leading up to Lent. Imagine streets filled with people donning elaborate masks and costumes, creating a magical atmosphere. The city becomes a stage for performances, parades, and masquerade balls. Don't miss the chance to witness the grandeur of the Venetian celebrations – it's truly a once-in-a-lifetime experience!

Hit the Slopes in the Italian Alps

If you're a winter sports fan, then the Italian Alps are calling your name. February offers some of the best skiing conditions, with plenty of snow and crisp mountain air. Pack for a ski trip and head to resorts like Courmayeur and Cervinia who cater to all levels of skiers and snowboarders. After an exhilarating day on the slopes, cozy up in a mountain lodge and enjoy hearty Italian cuisine by the fire.

Soak Up Some Culture in Florence

Florence, the cradle of the Renaissance, is a treasure trove of art and history. With fewer tourists around, you can take your time exploring the Uffizi Gallery, home to masterpieces by Leonardo da Vinci and Botticelli, without the usual crowds. Stroll across the Ponte Vecchio, visit the stunning Florence Cathedral, and cap off your day with gelato, even if it's a bit chilly outside – it's always gelato season in Italy!

Celebrate Valentine's Day in Verona

Verona, the setting for Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet," becomes even more romantic in February. The city hosts 'Verona in Love,' a festival dedicated to love and lovers each year. The streets are adorned with heart-shaped lanterns, and there are concerts, markets, and poetry readings. You can also leave a love note on Juliet’s wall or visit the famous balcony. It's the perfect destination for couples looking for a romantic getaway.

Indulge in Chocolate at the Eurochocolate Festival in Perugia

Chocolate lovers rejoice! Perugia hosts the Eurochocolate Festival every February, where chocolate artisans from Italy and beyond showcase their delicious creations. You can sample everything from classic bars to exotic flavours you've never imagined. There are also workshops, sculptures made of chocolate, and plenty of opportunities to buy gifts for your loved ones (or for yourself!).

Explore the Quiet Beauty of Cinque Terre

The five picturesque villages of Cinque Terre are a sight to behold year-round, but visiting in February means you'll share the stunning views with fewer tourists. Wander through the colourful houses perched on rugged cliffs, hike the scenic trails connecting the villages, or simply enjoy the tranquil ambiance of the Mediterranean Sea. The cooler weather is perfect for savouring a warm bowl of seafood pasta while gazing out at the serene waters.

Attend the Historic Carnevale di Ivrea

Head to the town of Ivrea in northern Italy to witness the historic Carnevale di Ivrea, known for its unique and passionate Battle of the Oranges. This event symbolizes the fight for freedom and involves teams throwing oranges at each other, representing ancient combat. It's a thrilling spectacle that combines history, tradition, and much of citrus! Remember to wear a red hat to signal that you're just watching, not participating in the battle.

Discover the Wonders of Rome Without the Crowds

Rome in February is a delight for those who prefer to avoid the peak season hustle. With much shorter wait times, you can visit iconic landmarks like the Colosseum, the Roman Forum, and the Vatican Museums. Take a leisurely walk through the city's cobblestone streets, enjoy a cappuccino in a quiet piazza, and soak up the rich history surrounding you at every turn.

Enjoy the Almond Blossom Festival in Agrigento, Sicily

Celebrate the early arrival of spring at the Almond Blossom Festival in Agrigento, Sicily. This festival marks the beginning of the almond blossom season and features folk groups, dancers, and musicians worldwide. The Valley of the Temples, with its Greek ruins, provides a stunning backdrop for this joyful celebration of new life and cultural exchange.

FAQs

Is winter a good time to visit tourist attractions in Italy?

Yes, winter is a great time to visit attractions as they are less crowded. Plus, you might get to enjoy seasonal events and Christmas markets!

Can tourists play the lottery while visiting Italy?

Tourists can participate in the Italian lottery, SuperEnalotto. Just purchase a ticket from an authorized retailer and try your luck. You can also do it through Lottoland, a popular website for lottery lovers.

What should I pack for a winter trip to Italy?

Pack warm clothing such as sweaters, thermal wear, a heavy coat, and waterproof boots for snow or rain. Don't forget accessories like scarves, gloves, and a warm hat to keep you cozy.

Will I be able to find accommodation easily in Italy?

Finding accommodation can be easier and often cheaper in winter than during peak seasons. It's still wise to book ahead, especially around holidays.

Is it possible to go skiing in Italy during winter?

Italy boasts some fantastic ski resorts in the Alps and Dolomites. Check the local snow conditions and resort openings before planning your trip.

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10 Ideas To Keep You Busy In February

10 Ideas To Keep You Busy In February

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February may be the shortest month of the year but there are still plenty of things to help keep you busy. From awareness days, weeks and even the whole month. 

LGBT+ History Month, February 1st - 29th 2024

LGBT+ History Month 2024 is a month-long, annual celebration of the history of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community. The aim of this month long awareness is to promote both equality and diversity.

Time to Talk Day 2024, February 1st 2024

Time to Talk Day is an annual event that raises awareness of the importance of talking. Time To Talk Day helps to encourage people of all ages to talk about their mental health and wellbeing, saying exactly how they are feeling. 

Children's Mental Health Week, February 5th -11th 2024

Children's Mental Health Week is an annual event dedicated to raising awareness about children and young people's mental health. This important event is a brilliant opportunity to open a discussion about mental health and wellbeing with children and young people.

Safer Internet Day, February 6, 2024

Safer Internet Day is an event organised in the UK by the UK Safer Internet Centre, which aims to promote the safe, responsible and positive use of digital technology for children and young people. The event has grown year-on-year, and it is now celebrated in approximately 170 countries worldwide!

Chinese New Year. February 10th 2024

Chinese New Year 2024 will take place on the 10th of February, with the beginning of the year of the Dragon. Celebrations will last from the 9th of February (New Year’s Eve) until the 15th day of the New Year. It's a great opportunity to look at the culture and history and if you are local you can even visit Chinese restaurants in Liverpool and Chinese Restaurants In Manchester.

Half Term, February 12th - 17th 2024

Although these dates may not be for every school the children will enjoy their first break this year. Why not plan a week away or some fun days out. It may still be cold outside but there are usually lots of fun things to do over half term no matter what the weather. 

Pancake Day February 13th 2024

If you are a pancake lover then today is your day when you can show off you 'flipping' skills. There is just one question to ask 'what's your favourite topping?' Sugar? Lemon? Strawberries or Chocolate?

Valentine's Day, February 14th 2024

Valentines Day is a day dedicated to the one you love. 

Random Acts of Kindness Day, February 17th 2024

It's nice to show kindness to others when they least expect it. Random Acts Of Kindness day gives you the opportunity to spread kindness. It doesn't mean you have to rush to the shops to buy gifts you could take a friend out for a coffee, offer to babysit for someone who is in need of a night out or even just help a neighbour with bringing their shopping in to the house.

National Chip Week February 20th - 26th 2024

Chips are known for being the nations favourite fast food item. Why not pop to your favourite fast food restaurant and treat yourself to a portion of chips this week. 

As you can see there are lots to celebrate or think about in February.

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Pretty Woman The Musical Review

Pretty Woman The Musical Review

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I have waited what seems an eternity since receiving my tickets as a present to see Pretty Woman The Musical and I can honestly say it was worth the wait. I always worry watching the stage show version of such an iconic movie such as Dirty Dancing and The Rocky Horror Show but they are always done so well and Pretty Woman The Musical was everything I had hoped it would be. 

I'm sure you all know the plot to the movie Pretty Woman but if you don't then Pretty Woman is a true fairytale. Vivian works on Hollywood Boulevard with her room mate Kit as they try to make enough money to pay rent. Edward is a successful business man who finds himself in need of some directions to his hotel room at the prestigious Regent Beverly Wilshire. 

What starts as just a one time thing, Edward and Vivian are drawn to each other and after making a business deal to spend the next 6 days together we watch as their love for each other grows and grows and the unlikely couple soon seem a perfect match. 

I knew I was going to love Pretty Woman The Musical as it is one of my favourite movies but I absolutely loved the songs. I thought both Edward and Vivian really showcased their vocal talents but for me Edward stole the show. His singing was effortless and I'm glad he got the chance to showcase his talent throughout the show. Filling Richard Gere's shoes is a hard task, but he did the job!

Pretty Woman The Musical is touring the UK and more information on venues and dates can be found below. 

23 Jan - 3 Feb 2024 - Liverpool Empire

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5 Feb -  10 Feb 2024 - Hull New Theatre

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12 Feb - 17 Feb 2024, New Wimbledon Theatre

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20 Feb - 24 Feb 2024, Grand Opera House York

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27 Feb - 16 Mar 2024, Palace Theatre Manchester

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19 Mar - 30 Mar 2024, Milton Keynes Theatre

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2 Apr - 13 Apr 2024, Edinburgh Playhouse

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15 Apr - 20 Apr 2024, Theatre Royal Plymouth

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29 Apr - 5 May 2024, Wales Millennium Centre

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6 May - 11 May 2024, Churchill Theatre, Bromley

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14 May - 25 May 2024, Leeds Heritage Theatre

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28 May - Sat 8 Jun 2024, Sunderland Empire

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15 Jul - Sat 20 Jul 2024, Regent Theatre, Stoke-on-Trent

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20 Aug - Sat 24 Aug 2024, The Alexandra, Birmingham

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Murder In The Dark Review

Murder In The Dark Review

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Disclosure - we were invited to watch Murder in the Dark. All thoughts and opinions are our own. 

I have loved going to the theatre since I was a little girl and it's only until the past few years that I have started to enjoy shows that are not musicals. Musicals have always been my favourite but since watching The Mouse Trap it opened a new door for me and now I have seen a wide range of stage shows and I hope to continue to enjoy them as much as I have. This week we went along to one of our favourite theatre venues in the North West, The Lowry to see Murder In The Dark. 

I'm not a fan of reading reviews of theatre shows before I've seen them however I had heard that Murder In The Dark was a show that would keep you on the edge of your seat with an atmospheric staging and plenty of jump scares. It certainly did have me jumping in my seat a few times and the staging was the perfect setting for this show. 

The show takes place on New Year’s Eve, when the 'has been' pop sensation Danny Sierra crashes his car on a deserted road. Luckily Mrs Bateman is soon to the rescue and she brings the famous but troubled singer Danny Sierra and his dysfunctional family to an isolated holiday cottage in rural England. As soon as she shows them to her cottage the atmosphere becomes spooky with lights turning off and on sporadically as well as the TV. 

Over the course of the night we dig deep in to Danny's past as he is joined in the cottage with his much younger girlfriend Sarah, his ex wife Rebecca, his late teens son Jake and his brother who he was once in a band with. We find out that the choices and the sacrifices Danny made in the past will always come back to haunt him. 

Murder In The Dark is touring the UK with a list of venues and dates below.

Jan 23 - Jan 27 2024 , Salford, The Lowry

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Jan 29 - Feb 03 2024, Southend-On-Sea, Palace Theatre

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Feb 06 - Feb 10 2024, Cambridge Arts Theatre

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Feb 27 - Mar 02 2024, Cardiff, New Theatre

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Mar 05 - Mar 09 2024, Cheltenham, Everyman Theatre

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Mar 12 - Mar 16 2024, New Brighton, Floral Pavilion Theatre & Blue Lounge

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Mar 19 - Mar 23 2024, Richmond Theatre, Surrey

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Mar 25 - Mar 30 2024, Glasgow, the Pavilion Theatre

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At the moment the show is only touring until the end of March 2024 however I am sure it will continue beyond this date as it really is a great watch and a great cast including Tom Chambers and Susie Blake. 

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