Final tour of The Opera Boys, a classical-crossover group of West End and Broadway singers, headlined by Paul Potts at the Kings Theatre.
The Opera Boys play Kings Theatre on Saturday 31 October, with Paul Potts as the main feature. They're a classical-crossover group made up of leading men from London's West End and Broadway, and the set is built around their four-part harmonies and solo performances. They've been touring for more than a decade, playing for royalty and appearing on national television, and they've spent that time filling sold-out theatres and concert halls around the world.
Potts is the name most people will recognise. He was the first winner of Britain's Got Talent back in 2007, and his audition of 'Nessun Dorma' is what made him a household name. Since then, he's released multi-platinum albums, performed over 1,500 shows in 45 countries, and inspired the Hollywood biopic One Chance. He's one of the group's leading men, and the night is billed as The Opera Boys starring Paul Potts.
There's a bit more to this one than a standard date, too: the group has announced this as their final tour. If you've followed them for a while, this is one of the last chances to catch them live. The show runs for about two hours and ten minutes, starting at 7:30pm at the Kings Theatre, 20-24 Albert Road, Portsmouth.
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Tickets start from £28. There are concessions for OAPs and under-16s, who get £2 off, and groups of ten or more get £5 off per person. With the 7:30pm start and a run-time of just over two hours, you'll be out well before midnight.
