A feel-good Matinee Club show celebrating classic 1960s hits from Tom Jones, The Beatles and Elvis Presley, performed by West End singers and dancers.
The Swinging Sixties returns to The Albany Theatre on Wednesday 1 September 2027, a matinee performance that's back by popular demand. It's a celebration of 1960s music, with a set built around the hits of Tom Jones, Cilla Black, The Beatles and Elvis Presley. The songs are performed by singers from London's West End, supported by backing dancers, and the whole afternoon is billed as bursting with nostalgia, sparkle and fun.
The show is a CN Live Productions staging, part of the Matinee Club strand that brings West End talent to Coventry. It sits alongside other titles in that series, like Magic of the Musicals, Thank You for the Music – A Mamma Mia Party! and The West End Seasons, which follow a similar format of bringing professional singers and dancers to the city for afternoon shows.
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The Albany Theatre itself is an Art Deco venue that hosts live theatre, comedy, music, dance, family shows and community events across its 600-seat auditorium and studio spaces. It also runs a café and bar staffed by volunteers, so it's easy enough to make an afternoon of it. The show starts at 2:30pm, and tickets are £26 full price or £23 for Matinee Club members.
