There can be little doubt as to the huge impact Cliff Richard and The Shadows had, and the enormous contribution they made to the world of Rock and Pop during the late 1950’s and throughout the 1960’s. They were undoubtedly the British equivalent of what became popular in the United States following the huge strides made by people like Buddy Holly and Elvis Presley.

It could possibly be summed up in the words of Hank Marvin when he spoke out before the Cliff and The Shadows Final Reunion Concert at London’s O2 Arena in 2009, when he said “… Move It was the first ‘real’ British Rock and Roll song … and we still love playing it …!” ‘Move It’ was recorded and released in 1959.
Bring food picnic baskets .

Limited secure parking available
Bar Available
All seats are allocated by the theatre management
Tables seat 8
(no alcohol may be brought on to the premises)
Our venues are wheelchair friendly.
Please liase with Theatre managament for wheelchair parking and seating arrangements. 0824998636

We open 90 mins before show.