Preview: Fame The Musical at Darlington Civic

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         It’s Gonna Live Forever

      
Darlington Civic Theatre presents a brand-new production of

FAME: The Musical - like you’ve never seen it before
from
Monday 9 to Saturday 14 June

A dynamic, all-new production by Bill Kenwright - re-imagines and re-mixed for 2014!

Based on the Oscar-winning musical film and hugely successful TV series, FAME – THE MUSICAL will take you on a hi-octane rollercoaster ride through dizzy heights and crashing lows as a group of star-struck wannabes embark on their quest for the ultimate accolade – fame.

At the world famous High School for Performing Arts New York, young talented hopefuls undertake the journey of their lives. Ambition, triumph, heartbreak and romance conspire to steer them off course, and the pressure is too much for some. But these kids are determined to live forever and as they rocket through breathtaking dance routines and show stopping tunes FAME is the feel-good sensation that you will never forget!

Bursting with dynamic dance routines and unforgettable songs, including Play a Love Scene and Fame, FAME has enjoyed seven West End runs since premiering in the USA in 1988 and continues to be performed all over the world.

‘Pure Dance Dynamite’  The Express

‘A Feel-Good Triumph’  Mail On Sunday

‘Sensational’  The Daily Express

‘Breathtaking’  The Independent


Evenings 7.30pm, Matinees Thu 2pm, Sat 2.30pm
Tickets* Opening Night £19.20, £20, £21.20, £22.80
Tue, Wed, Thu 7.30pm & Sat 2.30pm £24, £25, £26.50, £28.50
Fri & Sat 7.30pm £26, £27, £28.50, £30.50
Thu 2pm all seats £18
Schools £12.50 plus 1 free with every 10 booked
U16s £16
Discounts available
Free post-show talk on Wednesday


To book contact the Box Office on 01325 486 555 or visit www.darlingtoncivic.co.uk

*plus per ticket £1 restoration levy


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