10 of the best things to do in and around Peterborough this week
Feel The Force Day
East of England Arena, October 5
The world’s first and only fully accessible Film and TV Convention (Comic-con), returns for 2019 with their biggest event yet!
Full details HERE
Madagascar The Musical
New Theatre, until Sunday
There is still time to see the hit show starring Matt Terry as Alex the lion. Read the PT review here.
www.newtheatre-peterborough.com
Tommy The Album Live
Key Theatre, tonight
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Paul Zerdin
Stamford Corn Exchange, tonight
Paul and his dysfunctional puppet family are back. As well as Sam, Albert and Baby, there’ll be his new bodyguard, an urban fox, some hilarious audience participation - and a talking ice cream - all using a mixture of master puppeteering, state of the art animatronic wizardry and a unique blend of edgy comedy.
Tickets on 01780766455
T.Rextasy - The Acousitic Show
Key Theatre, October 6
The music of Marc Bolan and T.Rex as never seen, or heard before! For this specially created, totally acoustic interpretation of T.Rex, T.Rextasy will be accompanied by a string quartet.
Tickets at vivacity.org
Ian Waite and Vincent Simone - The Ballroom Boys
Key Theatre, October 4
Argentine Tango legend Vincent and King of the Ballroom Ian, will be joined by two professional female dancers and a wonderful vocalist. The night will be packed with dances, songs and loads of banter!
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Werrington Local History Group Talk
Werrington Village Centre, tonight
Trevor Pearce will tell The Story of Thorpe Road to take the audience on an absorbing journey along that part of Thorpe Road between Crescent Bridge and Thorpe Hall. He looks at some historical buildings along the way and the fascinating stories of some of the people who lived in them.
Visitors welcome, £3 at the door.
Starts 7.30pm
Fiction Fix
Samm’s, Bridge Street, October 6
A platform for local authors to share their work with the public and each other - a totally fiction-based spoken word night. There are four 15 minute slots, followed by a short break, then a further four slots. All welcome, especially if you like to hear your stories instead of reading them.
Starts 8pm
Blakk Sabbath
Stamford Corn Exchange, October 4
The number one tribute in the UK to the music of Black Sabbath will take you on a journey ‘Into the void’ of feeling like you’re right on the edge of being ‘Paranoid’.
Tickets on 01780 766455
Syd Lawrence Orchestra
Key Theatre, October 10
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Hide AdHold on tight as Live and Swinging takes you on an exciting journey that is stunning, dynamic, and thrilling. Directed by Chris Dean, this mesmerizing performance is packed with all your Big Band Favourites. Featuring the music of Glenn Miller, Count Basie, Tommy Dorsey, Neal Hefti, Billy May, Frank Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald and many more.
Tickets at vivacity.org