Harrogate Theatre Choir will be entertaining audiences in Poppleton and Ripley with two concerts titled 'A Musical Summer.'
Harrogate Theatre Choir to host two summer concerts in coming weeks
Harrogate Theatre Choir will be entertaining audiences with two concerts titled ‘A Musical Summer’ in the coming weeks.
The concerts will celebrate songs from some of the world’s best loved musicals, all performed in the choir’s trademark 4-part harmonies under the leadership of musical director, Catherine Field-Leather.
There are two performances, the first at Poppleton New Community Hall and another at Ripley Town Hall - a much-loved venue for live music, theatre and cinema.
The programme will also pay tribute to American theatre composer Stephen Sondheim.
A spokesperson for the choir said:"You can expect to hear a selection of songs from Broadway and West End shows West Side Story, South Pacific, Sweeney Todd, Wicked, Billy Elliot and many more in an uplifting and entertaining show of live singing and music."
The Poppleton concert on Sunday 25th June begins at 2pm, and refreshments are included in the ticket price.
The Ripley concert on Saturday 8th July commences at 7:30pm. A bar will be open from 6:45 pm.
Tickets are £10 for adults and Under 16's go free.
Further information can be found here.
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