Supersonic 70’s Christmas Show
When? 12 December 2018
Where? Wimborne
Now in it’s 9th year of touring, the ‘Supersonic 70s show’ has been ‘wowing’ audiences nationwide with a show GLAM packed with all those incredible hits from the greatest musical decade of them all…the 70s!
Led by the ‘Catsuit Wonder Girl’ vocalist Janey Bombshell, this ‘all live’ band delivers a power packed spectacle that will have the women dancing in the aisles and the men ‘air guitaring’ to all those hits from this golden age of pop. From the towering might of Queen, Fleetwood Mac & ELO, through the ‘pin-up pop’ of David Cassidy, David Essex and Donny Osmond whilst foot stompin’ to the sounds of Sweet, T.Rex, Mud and Suzi Quatro you won’t have time to catch your breath! Taking you on a tantalising trip down memory lane with timeless classics by The Carpenters, 10cc and Elton John, the band even add in a touch of ‘Grease’ and the Eurovision song contest all played to exquisite precision.
It’s no wonder it’s being called, “the greatest 70s show in theatre land”
So bring a strong pair of lungs, a splash of ‘Brut’, your widest flares and favourite 70s outfit, as it is time for you to live out your childhood memories once more on this glorious rollercoaster ride of 70s nostalgia.
Venue: Tivoli Theatre
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