What's On Guide for W/C September 26th

Here's a selection of some great nights out across North Lancashire this week.

Lancaster Grand

Tuesday – Saturday, Sept 27^th – Oct 1^st at 7:30pm, plus Saturday Oct 1^st at 2:30pm

Shrek The Musical

Morecambe Warblers present their adaptation of the Oscar-winning DreamWorks Animation film, with a fairy tale adventure that brings all the beloved characters you know from the film to life on stage.

Platform

Friday September 30^th, 7:30pm

The Wonder of Stevie

Vocalist Noel McCalla, award-winning saxophonist Derek Nash (Jools Holland’s R&B Orchestra) and their live band present a diverse catalogue of Stevie Wonder classics.

Saturday, October 1^st, 7:30pm

Merseybeat

Playing the Liverpool sound of the 1960s!

Dukes

Thursday, September 29^th, 7:30pm

Angel

Henry Naylor's award-winning play about a Kurdish woman who stayed to fight and defend her town against ISIS fighters.

Friday, September 30^th, 7:30pm

Leo Houlding – Closer To The Edge

One of the world’s best climbers, Leo’s brand new show will bring audiences up to date with his recent expeditions, including Mount Roraima in South America.

Winter Gardens

Saturday, October 1^st, 5:30pm

70th Anniversary Celebration of the 1952 Labour Party Conference

Featuring a keynote speech from MP, John McDonnell.

More Music

Saturday, October 1^st, 7pm

All The Right Notes - Rafe’s Dilemma

The latest gig in this series comes from this quartet who take influence from jazz, electronica and rock.

Heron Theatre, Beetham

Sunday 2 October, 2.30pm

The Eberle String Quintet

An afternoon concert experience for a local audience.

Brewery Arts Centre, Kendal

Friday, September 30^th, Doors 7:30pm

Melanie Baker

Indie-folk from the Lake District singer songwriter.

Saturday, October 1^st, Doors 6:45pm

Propellor

Propellor are a 12-piece ensemble of soaring strings, ambient guitar, double percussion and otherworldly winds, directed by Kendal’s own Jack McNeill.