Thursday 30th January – Saturday 1st February

Viva Vegas

Join Lee Semley Theatre Productions as they bring the glitz and glamour of Las Vegas to the Lamproom stage. Party the night away with a dazzling homage to the greatest artists who have graced the strip, including Elvis Presley, Celine Dion, Adele, Elton John, Cher, Shania Twain plus many more! 

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  • Thursday 30th January Saturday 1st February

    Viva Vegas

    Join Lee Semley Theatre Productions as they bring the glitz and glamour of Las Vegas to the Lamproom stage. Party the night away with a dazzling homage to the greatest artists who have graced the strip, including Elvis Presley, Celine Dion, Adele, Elton John, Cher, Shania Twain plus many more! 

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  • Sunday 2nd February

    DOLLY FOREVER

    “Dolly Forever” is THE Dolly Parton show to see. Featuring an amazing 5-piece band and arguably the finest “Dolly” outside Dollywood, this show recreates the music and fun of a Dolly Parton show in a toe-tapping, thigh-slapping and completely live concert experience. BOOK EARLY!

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  • Friday 7th February

    TYKES VIEW TALES

    Barnsley based writers, Lee Pollard and Paul Athorne invite you to Tykes View Working Men’s Club where Gary Devine, Royston’s No.1 Spiritualist, is preparing for a sell-out show. A range of characters arrive to make contact with loved ones. We travel to Graceland, Barcelona and Cudworth, and even a planet, far, far away.

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  • Saturday 8th February

    THE FOURMOST

    Join the UK’s most authentic 60s band performing the very best hits from the golden era, including their own chart hits, Hello Little GirlI’m In LoveBaby I Need Your Lovin’, and of course, the band’s biggest selling single, A Little Loving.

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THE PEOPLES’ THEATRE. at the heart of the community.

The building opened in 1794 as a Methodist chapel, until it was purchased by the National Association of Boys’ Clubs in 1948. In 1998, the building was purchased for use as a theatre by Barnsley Theatre Trust.

Under the leadership and enthusiasm of John Kelly and over 100 patrons, subscribers and volunteers ‘The People’s Theatre’ launched in 1999 as The Lamproom Theatre.

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