REVIEW
✭✭✭☆☆ 3/5
THE UK AND IRELAND TOUR OF
ROCK OF AGES
STARRING
KEVIN KENNEDY AS ‘DENNIS DUPREE’
AND
MATT TERRY AS ‘STACEE JAXX’
✭✭✭☆☆ 3/5
THE UK AND IRELAND TOUR OF
ROCK OF AGES
STARRING
KEVIN KENNEDY AS ‘DENNIS DUPREE’
AND
MATT TERRY AS ‘STACEE JAXX’
I was fortunate enough to see the original cast of Rock of Ages in the West End in 2012 with Shayne Ward playing Stacee Jaxx. It had come a long way from its origins which began back in July 2005 where it was pitched to Hollywood producers by writer, Chris D’Arienzo. By the time I saw the UK production it was a fully formed rock and roll machine and audiences couldn’t get enough of it.
Shortly after that the film was made starring Tom Cruise as Jaxx with Russell Brand, Mary J Blige, Alec Baldwin and Julianne Hough all adding to the star quality. However, one thing you shouldn’t expect from the stage version of Rock of Ages is that it is anything like the film. Yes, the storyline is roughly the same and all the songs are still there with Don't Stop Believing, We’re Not Gonna Make It, Wanted Dead or Alive, I Want to Know What Love Is, and Harden My Heart, to name but a few; but what this stage version gives you is a MUCH more sexed up, and more comic portrayal of the musical depicting the small town girl, Sherrie who meets city boy, Drew, and follows their rather diverse journey towards love, success and a happy ending. What makes it different from most jukebox musicals is that it allows itself to be made fun of, a kind of cheeky wink at the musical genre perhaps and frequently breaks the ‘fourth wall’ directly addressing the audience and seemingly forgetting (or perhaps reminding the audience) that they are actors in a musical?
Set during the tail end of the 1980s the show focuses on the Bourbon Room, one of the Sunset Strip’s last legendary rock venues which is threatened to be pulled down to make way for a Footlocker outlet. A last ditch attempt to save it by having Stacee Jaxx and his band appear there to draw in the crowds, would seem like the perfect answer, however, things are turned upside down when Drew mistakenly tries to play cool and implies that Sherrie is just a friend to him and she is lured into the arms of heart throb, Stacee.
This jukebox musical is built around classic rock songs from the 1980s, especially from the famous glam metal bands of that decade. The musical features songs from Styx, Journey, Bon Jovi, Pat Benatar, Twisted Sister, Poison and Europe, among other well-known rock bands.
There are some lovely stand out ensemble pieces in this latest touring production and the main players are brilliantly supported by a truly hardworking and vocally excellent cast providing some great riffs and harmonies throughout.
X-Factor champion, Matt Terry, plays the role of Stacee Jaxx and puts in a suitably arrogant show of the vain rock legend; his vocals suit the genre perfectly. Kevin Kennedy, gives a nice portrayal of bar owner, Dennis Dupree, proving that he can knock out some impressive rock vocals too. Sam Turrell and Gabriella Williams as Drew and Sherrie work fabulously together vocally, not least at the top of Act 2 in the High Enough number and I loved Gabriella’s Harden My Heart number with some beautifully soft vocals.
Unfortunately, and I really hate to say this, I was less impressed with Joe Gash’s portrayal of Lonnie, who as the narrator of the piece gets to interact frequently with the audience. This is where the show gets properly down and dirty with Gash seemingly given a free rein to improv his role. Don’t get me wrong, he is really good at it...but...yes, I get that this is a raunchy show, yes, I understand that there’s going to be scenes involved that may imply sexual acts and yes, I get that there’s going to be a bit of naughty language, but, I’m not sure whether Anne in the front row of the audience was prepared to be called A*al Anne throughout the show or whether any of the parents of children in the audience (the show has been given a 12+ rating) would have been too chuffed either. There’s a lot of strong language and if you are thinking of taking your younger teens, I would seriously bear that in mind before buying a ticket. That said, Gash certainly gave a performance that was absolutely exploding with energy - perhaps bordering on just a bit too much - and had much of the audience chuckling at the x-rated humour. It’s a tough gig and he makes it look easy. There are lots of little comedic nuances in the show that will certainly have you laughing out loud regardless, but it’s definitely not the show I saw in 2012.
The show stealer for me was Andrew Carthy as Franz with a brilliantly funny portrayal as the German son of property developer, Hertz played by Vas Constanti.
The show as a whole is a hugely high energy production and boasts some incredible choreography. It is full of great uplifting tunes that you just can’t help but sing along to. The Southend audience were all up on their feet in the final number, Don’t Stop Believin’ and MD, Liam Holmes along with his band, Liam Stevenson and Alex Ward on Guitars, Elliot Mason on Bass and Vito Guerrieri on Drums deserve the hugest of applause for creating such an amazing sound to accompany the cast.
If you want a good laugh and a rockin’ good evening Rock of Ages is definitely the one for you, however, do think twice if you’re taking the kids.
Rock of Ages runs through to Saturday 9th July with matinee on Saturday for tickets go to www.thecliffspavilion.co.uk
Shortly after that the film was made starring Tom Cruise as Jaxx with Russell Brand, Mary J Blige, Alec Baldwin and Julianne Hough all adding to the star quality. However, one thing you shouldn’t expect from the stage version of Rock of Ages is that it is anything like the film. Yes, the storyline is roughly the same and all the songs are still there with Don't Stop Believing, We’re Not Gonna Make It, Wanted Dead or Alive, I Want to Know What Love Is, and Harden My Heart, to name but a few; but what this stage version gives you is a MUCH more sexed up, and more comic portrayal of the musical depicting the small town girl, Sherrie who meets city boy, Drew, and follows their rather diverse journey towards love, success and a happy ending. What makes it different from most jukebox musicals is that it allows itself to be made fun of, a kind of cheeky wink at the musical genre perhaps and frequently breaks the ‘fourth wall’ directly addressing the audience and seemingly forgetting (or perhaps reminding the audience) that they are actors in a musical?
Set during the tail end of the 1980s the show focuses on the Bourbon Room, one of the Sunset Strip’s last legendary rock venues which is threatened to be pulled down to make way for a Footlocker outlet. A last ditch attempt to save it by having Stacee Jaxx and his band appear there to draw in the crowds, would seem like the perfect answer, however, things are turned upside down when Drew mistakenly tries to play cool and implies that Sherrie is just a friend to him and she is lured into the arms of heart throb, Stacee.
This jukebox musical is built around classic rock songs from the 1980s, especially from the famous glam metal bands of that decade. The musical features songs from Styx, Journey, Bon Jovi, Pat Benatar, Twisted Sister, Poison and Europe, among other well-known rock bands.
There are some lovely stand out ensemble pieces in this latest touring production and the main players are brilliantly supported by a truly hardworking and vocally excellent cast providing some great riffs and harmonies throughout.
X-Factor champion, Matt Terry, plays the role of Stacee Jaxx and puts in a suitably arrogant show of the vain rock legend; his vocals suit the genre perfectly. Kevin Kennedy, gives a nice portrayal of bar owner, Dennis Dupree, proving that he can knock out some impressive rock vocals too. Sam Turrell and Gabriella Williams as Drew and Sherrie work fabulously together vocally, not least at the top of Act 2 in the High Enough number and I loved Gabriella’s Harden My Heart number with some beautifully soft vocals.
Unfortunately, and I really hate to say this, I was less impressed with Joe Gash’s portrayal of Lonnie, who as the narrator of the piece gets to interact frequently with the audience. This is where the show gets properly down and dirty with Gash seemingly given a free rein to improv his role. Don’t get me wrong, he is really good at it...but...yes, I get that this is a raunchy show, yes, I understand that there’s going to be scenes involved that may imply sexual acts and yes, I get that there’s going to be a bit of naughty language, but, I’m not sure whether Anne in the front row of the audience was prepared to be called A*al Anne throughout the show or whether any of the parents of children in the audience (the show has been given a 12+ rating) would have been too chuffed either. There’s a lot of strong language and if you are thinking of taking your younger teens, I would seriously bear that in mind before buying a ticket. That said, Gash certainly gave a performance that was absolutely exploding with energy - perhaps bordering on just a bit too much - and had much of the audience chuckling at the x-rated humour. It’s a tough gig and he makes it look easy. There are lots of little comedic nuances in the show that will certainly have you laughing out loud regardless, but it’s definitely not the show I saw in 2012.
The show stealer for me was Andrew Carthy as Franz with a brilliantly funny portrayal as the German son of property developer, Hertz played by Vas Constanti.
The show as a whole is a hugely high energy production and boasts some incredible choreography. It is full of great uplifting tunes that you just can’t help but sing along to. The Southend audience were all up on their feet in the final number, Don’t Stop Believin’ and MD, Liam Holmes along with his band, Liam Stevenson and Alex Ward on Guitars, Elliot Mason on Bass and Vito Guerrieri on Drums deserve the hugest of applause for creating such an amazing sound to accompany the cast.
If you want a good laugh and a rockin’ good evening Rock of Ages is definitely the one for you, however, do think twice if you’re taking the kids.
Rock of Ages runs through to Saturday 9th July with matinee on Saturday for tickets go to www.thecliffspavilion.co.uk
The producers of ROCK OF AGES are thrilled to announce full casting and new dates for the UK and Ireland tour, including the return of Coronation Street star KEVIN KENNEDY as ‘Dennis Dupree’, a role he previously played to huge acclaim in 2018. Kevin joins the previously announced X Factor winner and musical theatre star MATT TERRY as ‘Stacee Jaxx’ in the show from Tuesday 10 May 2022 at the Edinburgh Playhouse. The cast also includes Sam Turrell as ‘Drew’, Gabriella Williams as ‘Sherrie’, Vicki Manser as ‘Regina’ and Kellie Rhianne as ‘Justice’, as well as returning cast members Joe Gash as ‘Lonny’, Vas Constanti as ‘Hertz Klinemann’, Andrew Carthy as ‘Franz Klinenmann’ and Erin Bell as ‘Constance’.
The full cast of ROCK OF AGES is completed by Billy Roberts, Scott Hayward, Darius James, Siobhan James, Hollie-Ann Lowe, Phoebe Samuel-Gray and Morgan Scott.
Alongside the previously announced venues the production will also visit Tunbridge Wells (13 – 17 September 2022), Truro (28 February – 4 March 2023), Sheffield (5 – 11 March 2023) and Barnstaple (21 – 25 March 2023) with more dates to be announced. Full tour schedule below. www.rockofagesmusical.co.uk
ROCK OF AGES will open at New Victoria Theatre, Woking (27 – 30 April 2022) with Joshua Dever playing ‘Dennis Dupree’ and the role of ‘Stacee Jaxx’ to be announced, followed by The Hawth, Crawley (3 – 7 May 2022) with Joshua Dever as ‘Dennis Dupree’ alongside Matt Terry as ‘Stacee Jaxx’.
Kevin Kennedy is probably best known for his portrayal of ‘Curly Watts’ in “Coronation Street”. His West End theatre credits include ‘Amos’ in “Chicago” at the Adelphi Theatre and “We Will Rock You” at the Dominion Theatre. Kevin has played both ‘Caractacus Potts’ and ‘The Child Catcher’ in the hit musical “Chitty Chitty Bang Bang”, becoming the first actor to have played both roles. He appeared as ‘Dennis Dupree’ in the 2018 UK Tour of “Rock of Ages” and has also appeared in the national tours of the musicals “The Rocky Horror Show”, “The Commitments” and Kay Mellor’s “Fat Friends”.
The full cast of ROCK OF AGES is completed by Billy Roberts, Scott Hayward, Darius James, Siobhan James, Hollie-Ann Lowe, Phoebe Samuel-Gray and Morgan Scott.
Alongside the previously announced venues the production will also visit Tunbridge Wells (13 – 17 September 2022), Truro (28 February – 4 March 2023), Sheffield (5 – 11 March 2023) and Barnstaple (21 – 25 March 2023) with more dates to be announced. Full tour schedule below. www.rockofagesmusical.co.uk
ROCK OF AGES will open at New Victoria Theatre, Woking (27 – 30 April 2022) with Joshua Dever playing ‘Dennis Dupree’ and the role of ‘Stacee Jaxx’ to be announced, followed by The Hawth, Crawley (3 – 7 May 2022) with Joshua Dever as ‘Dennis Dupree’ alongside Matt Terry as ‘Stacee Jaxx’.
Kevin Kennedy is probably best known for his portrayal of ‘Curly Watts’ in “Coronation Street”. His West End theatre credits include ‘Amos’ in “Chicago” at the Adelphi Theatre and “We Will Rock You” at the Dominion Theatre. Kevin has played both ‘Caractacus Potts’ and ‘The Child Catcher’ in the hit musical “Chitty Chitty Bang Bang”, becoming the first actor to have played both roles. He appeared as ‘Dennis Dupree’ in the 2018 UK Tour of “Rock of Ages” and has also appeared in the national tours of the musicals “The Rocky Horror Show”, “The Commitments” and Kay Mellor’s “Fat Friends”.
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Performer, singer and songwriter Matt Terry is perhaps best known as the champion of the 2016 series of ITV’s “The X Factor”, gaining a Top 3 hit with his Ed Sheeran penned winner’s single, “When Christmas Comes Around”. He was also featured on Enrique Iglesias’ smash Summer single ‘Subeme La Radio’ with Sean Paul, which spent 14 weeks in the Top 10. Matt Terry’s debut album ‘Trouble’ was released in November 2017 which featured ‘Subeme La Radio’ and the lead single ‘Sucker For You’, which has now been streamed over 100 million times. In addition to music, Matt has also fronted his own radio show for Capital FM and has toured the world in leading roles in “Dreamwork’s Madagascar The Musical” and Broadway’s “Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas! The Musical”.
Sam Turrell returns to “Rock of Ages” and the role of ‘Drew’ having performed the show around the world on the NCL Breakaway cruise ship. Gabriella Williams theatre credits include ‘Sophie’ in “Mamma Mia!” at the Novello Theatre, “Eugenius!” at the London Palladium, “Carrie The Musical” at the Southwark Playhouse and “Miss Saigon” and “Grease”, both on a UK tour. Vicki Manser’s theatre credits include ‘Katherine Howard’ in “Six” both at the Arts Theatre and on a UK tour, “Beautiful the Carole King Musical” at the Aldwych Theatre and on a UK tour, “Bat Out of Hell” at the Dominion Theatre and “Sunny Afternoon” at the Harold Pinter Theatre. Joe Gash’s theatrical credits include entertainment for P&O Cruises Australia and ‘Kenickie’ in “Grease” for Royal Caribbean’s Harmony of the Seas. Most recently Joe appeared as ‘Freddie Mercury’ on ITV1’s new show “Starstruck”. |
“ROCK OF AGES” is the hilarious musical comedy lavished with over 25 classic rock anthems, including, ‘We Built This City’, ‘The Final Countdown’, ‘Wanted Dead or Alive’, ‘Here I Go Again’, ‘Can’t Fight This Feeling’ and ‘I Want To Know What Love Is’, played loud and proud by an awesome live band. Leave it all behind and lose yourself in a city and a time where the dreams are as big as the hair, and yes, they can come true!
Now a global smash with hit seasons on Broadway, London’s West End and Las Vegas and a star-studded Hollywood movie version this show promises you the best party night out around.
Now a global smash with hit seasons on Broadway, London’s West End and Las Vegas and a star-studded Hollywood movie version this show promises you the best party night out around.
The crew is made up of Company Stage Manager Matt Harper, Technical Stage Manager Ben Larkin, Technical Assistant Stage Manager Kyle Campbell, Deputy Stage Manager Sophie Mason, Assistant Stage Manager/Book Cover Mali-Beth Rose, Sound 1 Nicholas Newman and Wardrobe Assistant Nicola Riley.
The band is made up of Musical Director and Keys Liam Holmes, Guitar 1 Liam Stevenson, Guitar 2 Alex Ward, Bass Guitar Elliot Mason and Drums Vito Guerrieri.
“ROCK OF AGES” has a book by Chris D’Arienzo and arrangements and orchestrations by Ethan Popp.
The full creative team includes Nick Winston (Director of the feature film “Tomorrow Morning”, “MAME”, “The Royal Variety Performance”) who Directs and Choreographs the show, Set and Costume design by Morgan Large (“The Woman in White”, “Joseph and the Technicolour Dreamcoat” and “Tell Me On A Sunday”), Lighting Design by Ben Cracknell (“Sunset Boulevard”, “Pantoland at the Palladium”, “Priscilla Queen of the Desert”), Sound Design by Ben Harrison (“Mame”, “Priscilla Queen of the Desert” and “Fame”) and Video and Projection design by Duncan McLean (“The Car Man, Nutcracker! and Magic Goes Wrong”). Casting Director is Jim Arnold CDG, Associate Director is Victoria Gimby, Associate Choreographer is Ryan-Lee Seager and Associate Lighting Designer is Chris Vaughan. Costume Supervision by Lee Tassie and Production Management by Phil McCandlish.
The band is made up of Musical Director and Keys Liam Holmes, Guitar 1 Liam Stevenson, Guitar 2 Alex Ward, Bass Guitar Elliot Mason and Drums Vito Guerrieri.
“ROCK OF AGES” has a book by Chris D’Arienzo and arrangements and orchestrations by Ethan Popp.
The full creative team includes Nick Winston (Director of the feature film “Tomorrow Morning”, “MAME”, “The Royal Variety Performance”) who Directs and Choreographs the show, Set and Costume design by Morgan Large (“The Woman in White”, “Joseph and the Technicolour Dreamcoat” and “Tell Me On A Sunday”), Lighting Design by Ben Cracknell (“Sunset Boulevard”, “Pantoland at the Palladium”, “Priscilla Queen of the Desert”), Sound Design by Ben Harrison (“Mame”, “Priscilla Queen of the Desert” and “Fame”) and Video and Projection design by Duncan McLean (“The Car Man, Nutcracker! and Magic Goes Wrong”). Casting Director is Jim Arnold CDG, Associate Director is Victoria Gimby, Associate Choreographer is Ryan-Lee Seager and Associate Lighting Designer is Chris Vaughan. Costume Supervision by Lee Tassie and Production Management by Phil McCandlish.
ROCK OF AGES UK AND IRELAND TOUR LISTINGS 2022 - 2023
TUESDAY 5 JULY – SATURDAY 9 JULY 2022
Cliffs Pavilion, Southend
www.thecliffspavilion.co.uk
Matt Terry – Stacee Jaxx & Kevin Kennedy – Dennis Dupree
ON SALE NOW
TUESDAY 23 AUGUST – SATURDAY 27 AUGUST 2022
Eden Court Theatre, Inverness
www.eden-court.co.uk
Kevin Kennedy – Dennis Dupree
ON SALE NOW
TUESDAY 30 AUGUST – SATURDAY 3 SEPTEMBER 2022
Kings Theatre, Glasgow
www.atgtickets.com/venues/kings-theatre-glasgow
Kevin Kennedy – Dennis Dupree
ON SALE NOW
TUESDAY 6 SEPTEMBER – SATURDAY 10 SEPTEMBER 2022
Sunderland Empire
www.atgtickets.com/venues/sunderland-empire
Kevin Kennedy – Dennis Dupree
ON SALE NOW
TUESDAY 13 SEPTEMBER – SATURDAY 17 SEPTEMBER 2022
Assembly Hall Theatre, Tunbridge Wells
www.assemblyhalltheatre.co.uk
Kevin Kennedy – Dennis Dupree
ON SALE SOON
TUESDAY 20 SEPTEMBER – SATURDAY 24 SEPTEMBER 2022
Lighthouse, Poole
www.lighthousepoole.co.uk
Kevin Kennedy – Dennis Dupree
ON SALE NOW
TUESDAY 27 SEPTEMBER – SATURDAY 1 OCTOBER 2022
Grand Opera House, York
www.atgtickets.com/venues/grand-opera-house-york
Kevin Kennedy – Dennis Dupree
ON SALE NOW
TUESDAY 31 JANUARY – SATURDAY 4 FEBRUARY 2023
New Theatre, Peterborough
newtheatre-peterborough.com
Kevin Kennedy – Dennis Dupree
ON SALE NOW
TUESDAY 7 FEBRUARY – SATURDAY 11 FEBRUARY 2023
Churchill Theatre, Bromley
www.churchilltheatre.co.uk
Kevin Kennedy – Dennis Dupree
ON SALE NOW
TUESDAY 14 FEBRUARY – SATURDAY 18 FEBRUARY 2023
Her Majesty’s Theatre, Aberdeen
www.aberdeenperformingarts.com
Kevin Kennedy – Dennis Dupree
ON SALE NOW
MONDAY 20 FEBRUARY – SATURDAY 25 FEBRUARY 2023
Blackpool Opera House
www.wintergardensblackpool.co.uk
Kevin Kennedy – Dennis Dupree
ON SALE NOW
TUESDAY 28 FEBRUARY – SATURDAY 4 MARCH 2023
Hall for Cornwall, Truro
www.hallforcornwall.co.uk
Kevin Kennedy – Dennis Dupree
ON SALE JUNE 2022
WEDNESDAY 8 MARCH – SATURDAY 11 MARCH 2023
Utilita Arena, Sheffield
www.utilitaarenasheffield.co.uk
Kevin Kennedy – Dennis Dupree
ON SALE SOON
TUESDAY 21 MARCH – SATURDAY 25 MARCH 2023
Queens Theatre, Barnstaple
www.queenstheatre-barnstaple.com
Kevin Kennedy – Dennis Dupree
ON SALE SOON
TUESDAY 2 MAY – SATURDAY 6 MAY 2023
Venue Cymru, Llandudno
www.venuecymru.co.uk
Kevin Kennedy – Dennis Dupree
ON SALE NOW
TUESDAY 9 MAY – SATURDAY 13 MAY 2023
Lyceum Theatre, Crewe
www.crewelyceum.co.uk
Kevin Kennedy – Dennis Dupree
ON SALE NOW
TUESDAY 16 MAY – SATURDAY 20 MAY 2023
Hull New Theatre
www.hulltheatres.co.uk
Kevin Kennedy – Dennis Dupree
ON SALE NOW
TUESDAY 23 MAY – SATURDAY 27 MAY 2023
Wolverhampton Grand Theatre
www.grandtheatre.co.uk
Kevin Kennedy – Dennis Dupree
ON SALE NOW
Further touring dates to be announced.
TUESDAY 5 JULY – SATURDAY 9 JULY 2022
Cliffs Pavilion, Southend
www.thecliffspavilion.co.uk
Matt Terry – Stacee Jaxx & Kevin Kennedy – Dennis Dupree
ON SALE NOW
TUESDAY 23 AUGUST – SATURDAY 27 AUGUST 2022
Eden Court Theatre, Inverness
www.eden-court.co.uk
Kevin Kennedy – Dennis Dupree
ON SALE NOW
TUESDAY 30 AUGUST – SATURDAY 3 SEPTEMBER 2022
Kings Theatre, Glasgow
www.atgtickets.com/venues/kings-theatre-glasgow
Kevin Kennedy – Dennis Dupree
ON SALE NOW
TUESDAY 6 SEPTEMBER – SATURDAY 10 SEPTEMBER 2022
Sunderland Empire
www.atgtickets.com/venues/sunderland-empire
Kevin Kennedy – Dennis Dupree
ON SALE NOW
TUESDAY 13 SEPTEMBER – SATURDAY 17 SEPTEMBER 2022
Assembly Hall Theatre, Tunbridge Wells
www.assemblyhalltheatre.co.uk
Kevin Kennedy – Dennis Dupree
ON SALE SOON
TUESDAY 20 SEPTEMBER – SATURDAY 24 SEPTEMBER 2022
Lighthouse, Poole
www.lighthousepoole.co.uk
Kevin Kennedy – Dennis Dupree
ON SALE NOW
TUESDAY 27 SEPTEMBER – SATURDAY 1 OCTOBER 2022
Grand Opera House, York
www.atgtickets.com/venues/grand-opera-house-york
Kevin Kennedy – Dennis Dupree
ON SALE NOW
TUESDAY 31 JANUARY – SATURDAY 4 FEBRUARY 2023
New Theatre, Peterborough
newtheatre-peterborough.com
Kevin Kennedy – Dennis Dupree
ON SALE NOW
TUESDAY 7 FEBRUARY – SATURDAY 11 FEBRUARY 2023
Churchill Theatre, Bromley
www.churchilltheatre.co.uk
Kevin Kennedy – Dennis Dupree
ON SALE NOW
TUESDAY 14 FEBRUARY – SATURDAY 18 FEBRUARY 2023
Her Majesty’s Theatre, Aberdeen
www.aberdeenperformingarts.com
Kevin Kennedy – Dennis Dupree
ON SALE NOW
MONDAY 20 FEBRUARY – SATURDAY 25 FEBRUARY 2023
Blackpool Opera House
www.wintergardensblackpool.co.uk
Kevin Kennedy – Dennis Dupree
ON SALE NOW
TUESDAY 28 FEBRUARY – SATURDAY 4 MARCH 2023
Hall for Cornwall, Truro
www.hallforcornwall.co.uk
Kevin Kennedy – Dennis Dupree
ON SALE JUNE 2022
WEDNESDAY 8 MARCH – SATURDAY 11 MARCH 2023
Utilita Arena, Sheffield
www.utilitaarenasheffield.co.uk
Kevin Kennedy – Dennis Dupree
ON SALE SOON
TUESDAY 21 MARCH – SATURDAY 25 MARCH 2023
Queens Theatre, Barnstaple
www.queenstheatre-barnstaple.com
Kevin Kennedy – Dennis Dupree
ON SALE SOON
TUESDAY 2 MAY – SATURDAY 6 MAY 2023
Venue Cymru, Llandudno
www.venuecymru.co.uk
Kevin Kennedy – Dennis Dupree
ON SALE NOW
TUESDAY 9 MAY – SATURDAY 13 MAY 2023
Lyceum Theatre, Crewe
www.crewelyceum.co.uk
Kevin Kennedy – Dennis Dupree
ON SALE NOW
TUESDAY 16 MAY – SATURDAY 20 MAY 2023
Hull New Theatre
www.hulltheatres.co.uk
Kevin Kennedy – Dennis Dupree
ON SALE NOW
TUESDAY 23 MAY – SATURDAY 27 MAY 2023
Wolverhampton Grand Theatre
www.grandtheatre.co.uk
Kevin Kennedy – Dennis Dupree
ON SALE NOW
Further touring dates to be announced.