Very Merry Musicals
When? 08 Dec 2021 to 11 Dec 2021
Where? Weymouth
Join us for an evening of ‘Very Merry Musicals’
Wednesday 8th Dec - Saturday 11th Dec
7.30pm start (2.30pm matinee on Saturday)
A Christmas celebration of favourite musical songs for all the family. From the ever popular Disney numbers, to old musical favourites! With Christmas songs and traditional carols! For 'punch, pizzaz, yahoo and how', there is something for everyone; nostalgia and contemporary, side by side!
Sit back, relax (with some mulled wine!) and let us entertain you by singing the night away!
Tickets are available to purchase at:
- Londis Harbourside, Weymouth.
- Netherfield Pet Shop, Portland.
- online using the below link:
https://wessexmusicaltheatre.eventbrite.co.uk
Adults: £10*
Children: £5
*Please note a booking fee of £1.37 applies to online bookings
More information:
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