Concert spectacular from London's West End that celebrates the songs of the Bee Gees and invites the audience to dance.
The Magic of the Bee Gees comes to Babbacombe Theatre on Friday 27 November, a tribute concert celebrating the songs of the Bee Gees and the Gibb brothers. It's billed as coming direct from London's West End, and the set focuses on the hits that defined them, with Night Fever and Stayin' Alive among the songs on the bill.
As a tribute, the show works its way through the Gibb brothers' catalogue, keeping their legacy of classic hits alive rather than focusing on a single era. The production is described as a fabulously authentic one, and the organisers suggest you bring your dancing shoes — which makes sense when the setlist leans on the disco-era tracks that made them household names.
Babbacombe Theatre itself has been part of the English Riviera for over eighty years, and it's known for its family variety shows, a reputation it's held since Matpro Limited took over the venue in 1986. This fits right in with the night's format: a full-evening concert built around songs most of us already know by heart.
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It starts at 7:30 pm on Friday 27 November, and tickets are £32 at the box office, £35 online, and £34 by telephone.
