Spring 2025 is shaping up to be a season of musical and theatrical delights at the Victoria Theatre Halifax. With a captivating mix of performances, audiences will be treated to the sounds of Gareth Gates singing Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons, an intimate evening with football legend Sir Geoff Hurst, and a hilarious rock musical by Steve Steinman. Expect to be transported by the glamour of Anton du Beke's musicals, the iconic tunes of Mike + The Mechanics, and a celebration of the Motown magic. From comedy to crime, there's something for everyone in this diverse lineup.

Victoria Theatre Halifax: A Spring Spectacle of Music, Memories, and Masterclasses

Victoria Theatre Halifax is set to be the epicenter of diverse cultural and entertainment experiences with an array of captivating shows lined up. From comedy and music to true crime and nostalgic performances, each event promises a unique journey for the audience. Whether it’s Dave Spikey’s comedic reminiscences, the legendary beats of The Bootleg Beatles, or the soulful tunes of Motown, there’s something for everyone. Come along as we delve into the upcoming events that are sure to leave a lasting impression on attendees.

A Cultural Extravaganza: Unveiling the Vibrant Shows at Victoria Theatre Halifax

Step into a world of laughter, music, and captivating storytelling as Victoria Theatre Halifax presents an exciting array of events in 2025. From Dave Spikey's comedic reflections on life in a northern town to musical tributes and crime explorations, there's something for everyone. Experience the nostalgia of The Bootleg Beatles, the vibrant Magic of Motown, and the soulful tunes of Kate Rusby. Dive into the darker side of romance with Emma Kenny, and celebrate iconic legends in The Legends of American Country Show. Join us for unforgettable nights full of entertainment.

A Journey Through Music, Humor, and Culture at Victoria Theatre Halifax

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Dave Spikey: Life in a Northern Town is a show all about Dave’s life in ….. well…. a northern town, so no surprise there.

From his working-class childhood in the small, terraced houses round the mills in Bolton through passing his 11 plus and going to grammar school with an ambition to be a doctor which was thwarted just after his “O” levels.  Instead, at 16 getting a job in the Pathology department at Bolton General Hospital and working there for 32 years ultimately as Chief Biomedical Scientist in Haematology before throwing caution to the wind and leaving to pursue a career in comedy, as you do!

Dave Spikey: Life in a Northern Town

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