Celebrate the Music of the Bee Gees at Parr Hall in 'YOU WIN AGAIN'
Following the early success of the new tour, the spectacular You Win Again - Celebrating the Music of The Bee Gees is returning to Parr Hall.
Fans of the ultimate disco trio will be delighted by the announcement which comes hot on the heels of Barry Gibb's eagerly-awaited performance at Glastonbury this weekend.
The new show embarked on its first ever nationwide tour earlier this year, including a stop in Warrington, after a successful West End debut at the Leicester Square Theatre.
The Parr Hall audience will now have another chance to immerse itself in the Gibb brothers' hits through the 1960s, 70s and 80s, not to mention the glittering array of classics they wrote for other stars.
This dazzling production tells the incredible story of The Bee Gees in an unrivalled musical experience.
Follow the band and their lives through the early charting triumphs, their fall from grace and their meteoric climb back to the top to become the multi-million selling supergroup known and loved by millions across the globe.
This breathtaking concert spectacular will take the Warrington audience on a musical journey through all the best songs including Night Fever, Stayin' Alive, More Than a Woman, You Should Be Dancing, Tragedy, How Deep is Your Love? and Words.
IF YOU GO:
You Win Again - Celebrating the Music of The Bee Gees
Sunday 8 April 2018 at 7.30pm
At Parr Hall, Palmyra Square South, Warrington, WA1 1BL
£25/£23/10th ticket free
Tickets and information: 01925 442345 | www.pyramidparrhall.com
Pyramid and Parr Hall are two of the North West's leading arts and entertainment venues for music, comedy, dance, drama and much more. The venues have played host to big name acts including John Bishop, The Stone Roses, Billy Ocean, Jools Holland, and Peter Kay, to name a few.
Parr Hall is a listed building and has been a long standing feature of Warrington's cultural scene since its opening in 1895. It is a medium sized concert venue with 1000 seats.
Pyramid opened in 2002, with support from Arts Council England and the National Lottery, as an arts centre focusing on smaller performances and community events. It offers a range of spaces to hire for events, weddings and conferences.
The venues are run by Culture Warrington, which is a charitable trust that was established in May 2012 to also manage Warrington Museum & Art Gallery and cultural events across the town including Warrington Festival and Warrington Contemporary Arts Festival.
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