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Plymouth Pavilions what's on in July |
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Booking Office 0845 146 1460 |
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The Wiggles |
- Tuesday 1st July. 11am and 2pm
- Tickets cost: £15 and may be subject to a processing fee.
- For groups of 10 or more tickets are £14.
- Tickets are free of charge for children under 12 months.
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Joining Anthony, Murray, Sam and Jeff will be their friends Captain Feathersword, Dorothy the Dinosaur, Wags the Dog and Henry the Octopus, singing and dancing along to Wiggles favourites such as ‘Hot Potato' and ‘Rock A Bye Your Bear'.
The Wiggles' interactive song and dance has been capturing audiences' imaginations for 17 years! They have sold in excess of 22.5 million videos/DVD's and 7 million CDs worldwide, and have been twice named Australia's Export of the Year. The Wiggles are the most Awarded children's act in Australia.
Last month, The Wiggles were named as UNICEF GOODWILL AMBASSADORS joining the ranks of Shakira, David Beckham and Roger Federer. The Wiggles have always been great supporters of organisations that help children. As UNICEF ambassadors, they will be focussing on numeracy and literacy as well as sanitation.
“UNICEF works with children in need in 150 developing countries, including Australia's Northern Territory, to improve access to clean water, healthcare, education and food. UNICEF gives all children, regardless of race or religion, the best start in life. For that reason, we feel deeply honoured to be asked to take on the role of Goodwill Ambassadors and work with UNICEF to help improve the lives of children around the world,” said Murray Cook from The Wiggles.
The Wiggles can count Robert De Niro, Gwyneth Paltrow, Sarah Jessica Parker, Donna Air, Alex James, Mariella Frostrup and Sophie Ellis Bextor among their many celebrity fans.
Last year The Wiggles performed in front of over one million fans worldwide, so join in the fun this Summer with The Wiggles on their only UK tour this year!
For even more Wiggly fun, catch the guys on Nick Jr every weekend at 6.30am
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Jimmy Carr Repeat Offender |
- Friday 4th July. 8pm
- Tickets cost: £19.50 and may be subject to a processing fee.
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In June 2007 he sold out his debut appearance at Plymouth Pavilions; and now within a flash he has already sold out his return visit this July.
Now due to popular demand the funniest man in comedy, British Comedy Award winner Jimmy Carr has added a 2nd date to his UK tour, heading to Plymouth Pavilions for a sell out show on Friday 4 July and the new date of Sunday 20 July 2008.
The tour named ‘Repeat Offender' follows the completion of his 5th series of 8 Out of 10 Cats (Channel 4), writing his first book (The Naked Jape: co-written by Lucy Greeves, released back in September 2007) and recording his 3rd DVD (Comedian: released back in November 2007), Jimmy Carr is at his comedy prime.
Jimmy's first two DVDs have sold well in excess of 300,000 copies.
With conventional media conquered, Jimmy is also a pioneer of digital comedy, topping the album charts on iTunes and the MySpace comedy rankings, with over 18,000 fans online. In fact, Jimmy has just become the first major comedian to perform within the online world of Second Life, gaining a place in the Guinness Book of World Records as the first comedian in cyberspace.
Press & Promotions Officer at Plymouth Pavilions, Robert Maltby said: “When Jimmy was first breaking out onto the comedy circuit he used to visit Plymouth frequently, performing at Club Fandango's. He has a real love for Plymouth and his knowledge of the city and its humorous characters added something a bit special to last June's sell out performance to around 2,500”.
OVER 16's RECOMMENDED
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Ken Dodd's Happiness Show |
- Saturday 5th July. 7pm
- Tickets cost: £17.50 and £15.50 and may be subject to a processing fee.
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Ken Dodd will be dispensing a liberal dose of his legendary tickle tonic and lots more!
You'll be absolutely discumknockerated (that's Knotty Ash for 'over the moon') by a truly tattifelarius evening of laughter and songs presented by a comic genius and showbiz legend.
Enjoy a fun-filled variety show for all the family, with jokes and songs celebrating more than 50 hilarious years of 'Happiness' with The Squire of Knotty Ash!
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Plymouth Beer Festival |
- Friday 11th and Saturday 12th July. From 12noon
- Tickets cost: £4 (Tickets available on the door)
- £7 for admission after 18.10 on Saturday for Chas & Dave (These tickets available in advance)
- All glasses £1.50 in addition to ticket price (for this you will receive a souvenier glass to use at the show and take home) Strictly No Under 18's
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The Plymouth Beer Festival in association with CAMRA (The Campaign for Real Ale) is back for its fifth year with over 145 real ales and 40 ciders available at Plymouth Pavilions on Friday 11 & Saturday 12 July 2008.
A massive bar will be constructed in the main arena to cater for up to 4,000 real ale lovers with live music and plenty of activities on offer to help the crowds work up a thirst
Chas & Dave return to the Beer Festival to provide some great music on the Saturday evening.
The legendary cockney duo have a cult following of young and old after appearing at Glastonbury on 3 separate stages in 2007.
They will perform hits from their Greatest Hits album and their DVD ‘Live at Shepherds Bush Empire', including ‘Rabbit', ‘Ain't No Pleasing You', ‘Gertcha', ‘Sideboard Song' and many more.
Beer Festival opens at 12noon on Friday 11 & Saturday 12 July
Tickets on sale now
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Music of the Night |
- Tuesday 15th to Saturday 19th July. 8pm. Gates open at 6pm
- Tickets cost: £22 and £17 and may be subject to a processing fee.
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Music of the Night 2008, which will be staged between July 15th and 19th at the Citadel, will once again feature impressive musicianship from the Bands of the Royal Artillery and Her Majesty's Royal Marines.
It will also feature a unique blend of songs from the shows, choral and dance numbers from it's cast and choir of hundreds of local performers- not forgetting the firework finale.
As ever, old favourites and new pieces will feature in a packed programme.
Of course, the show- which is sponsored by The Herald and Plymouth Sound- wouldn't be complete without the comedy sketch by soldiers from 29 Commando.
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Jimmy Carr |
- Sunday 20th July. 8pm
- Tickets cost: £19.50 and may be subject to a processing fee.
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In June 2007 he sold out his debut appearance at Plymouth Pavilions; and now within a flash he has already sold out his return visit this July.
Now due to popular demand the funniest man in comedy, British Comedy Award winner Jimmy Carr has added a 2nd date to his UK tour, heading to Plymouth Pavilions for a sell out show on Friday 4 July and the new date of Sunday 20 July 2008.
The tour named ‘Repeat Offender' follows the completion of his 5th series of 8 Out of 10 Cats (Channel 4), writing his first book (The Naked Jape: co-written by Lucy Greeves, released back in September 2007) and recording his 3rd DVD (Comedian: released back in November 2007), Jimmy Carr is at his comedy prime.
Jimmy's first two DVDs have sold well in excess of 300,000 copies.
With conventional media conquered, Jimmy is also a pioneer of digital comedy, topping the album charts on iTunes and the MySpace comedy rankings, with over 18,000 fans online. In fact, Jimmy has just become the first major comedian to perform within the online world of Second Life, gaining a place in the Guinness Book of World Records as the first comedian in cyberspace.
Press & Promotions Officer at Plymouth Pavilions, Robert Maltby said: “When Jimmy was first breaking out onto the comedy circuit he used to visit Plymouth frequently, performing at Club Fandango's. He has a real love for Plymouth and his knowledge of the city and its humorous characters added something a bit special to last June's sell out performance to around 2,500”.
OVER 16's RECOMMENDED
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Grimethorpe Colliery Band |
- Saturday 26th July. 7:30pm
- Tickets cost: £16.50 and £14.50 and may be subject to a processing fee.
- Please note: OAP concession £14.50 on £16.50 tickets
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The Grimethorpe Colliery Band was formed in 1917, as a leisure activity for the workmen at the colliery.
In 1992, shock waves reverberated around the mining community in Great Britain when the government announced its programme of pit closures. It soon became apparent that Grimethorpe was on the list of mines to be shut. Even as recently as 1992, 17 members of the band were employed at Grimethorpe Colliery. All these players were soon made redundant, and the future looked bleak. The pit closures were announced just 5 days before the band were due to contest the National Brass Band Championships at the Royal Albert Hall, London. Needless to say, the pressure was immense, the world's media seized on the band as a 'new angle' for their stories, but, as in all the best fairy tales, the band triumphed to become the Champion Band of Great Britain.
More recently the Grimethorpe Colliery band won the English National Championship held at the Guild Hall, Preston on Saturday 30 June. The band will represent England in the European Brass Band Championships held in Stavanger in May 2008
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