Set in Salem, Massachusetts, in 1692, Arthur Miller's chilling masterpiece
depicts the infamous witch-hunt that turned an entire community against
itself. Combining film, animation and traditional theatre this will be a visually
stunning experience from the same company that brought One Flew Over The
Cuckoo's Nest and Abigail's Party to the Arts Centre.

A terrific new production features Rock 'n' Roll favourites from Jerry Lee
Lewis to The Monkees, Some Motown magic with hits from The Four Tops,
The Jackson 5, and Diana Ross, a glimpse into the 70s with The Carpenters,
Showaddywaddy and Abba and # just in case there#s any cowboys out there
# a visit to Oklahoma and those Seven Brides for Seven Brothers.

From the seminal 1950s Sun label recordings through to the lavish 1970s
Vegas shows, Paul Lillie and his orchestra recreate all the hits and some of
the lesser heard gems from the King's career. Paul's extensive repertoire, his
attention to musical detail and thoughtful choice of material has established
him as one of the most popular Elvis acts around today.

Described by Billy Connolly as Britain's best singer/songwriter, Ralph's
astute observation and wry take on life shine through his songs and
anecdotes. His rich baritone voice and his virtuosity on guitar promise a very
special evening.
'A big man with a big heart and a big, big talent.' Willy Russell
'McTell hits the spot by telling your personal story: yours and everyone's.'
The Guardian