Journey into a world of imagination and creativity as the Octagon Theatre Bolton presents an exciting array of productions. From a whimsical jungle adventure in 'The Jungle Book' to the nostalgic tunes of 'All or Nothing - The Musical', these events promise to captivate audiences of all ages. With a lineup that includes classic adaptations, interactive family shows, and thought-provoking dramas, the Octagon Theatre Bolton is set to be a vibrant hub of theatrical excellence. Prepare to laugh, sing, and reflect as these diverse performances unfold.

A Theatrical Odyssey: From Mowgli's Jungle to the Mod Magic of Small Faces

The Octagon Theatre Bolton has an exciting lineup this spring, offering a diverse array of performances and events that promise to entertain and inspire. From the humorous exploration of Northern Soul in 'Do I Love You?' to the deep American themes of 'Of Mice and Men,' and the electrifying tribute to Small Faces in 'All or Nothing - The Musical,' there is something for everyone. Additionally, the live audience participation game show 'WiFi Wars' and the heartfelt homage to Elvis Presley in 'The King's Voice' further enrich this cultural feast.

A Theatrical Journey: From Northern Soul to The King's Voice

At Octagon Theatre Bolton, an exciting lineup of events is set to captivate audiences from March through May 2025. From thought-provoking dramas to lively musicals, the theatre promises a range of performances that showcase diverse artistic talents. Key highlights include the classic 'Shirley Valentine,' the comedic 'Do I Love You?' exploring Northern Soul, the interactive 'WiFi Wars' show, and the reflective 'Of Mice and Men.' Additionally, the spirit of the '60s Mod culture is revived in 'All or Nothing - The Musical,' celebrating the iconic band Small Faces. Each event offers a unique experience for theatre enthusiasts.

Experience the Magic of Theatre: Upcoming Events at Octagon Theatre Bolton

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In Stoke on Trent in the early seventies, a young Gordon Hendricks played to an imaginary crowd. Harmonizing his voice to a constant soundtrack, played on repeat by his sisters. The music was Rock n Roll. The Artist was Elvis.

Little did he know then that his performance in his potteries home would lead to a phenomenal career impersonating The King, working with his legendary musicians in years to come.

The King's Voice

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