The That’ll Be The Day gang return to Eastbourne to take audiences on a holly-jolly sleigh ride through the best loved Christmas hits with That’ll Be the Day: That’ll be Christmas at the Congress Theatre, Eastbourne, due to demand there’s two performances on Thursday 18 and Friday 19 December, both at 7pm.
Nothing says Christmas quite like That’ll Be Christmas! This year is extra special as the cast of That’ll be the Day celebrate their 40-Year Anniversary. Packed with your all-time favourite festive classics, laugh-out-loud comedy sketches, and heartwarming festive cheer, this is the perfect family night out.
Audiences can expect a line-up of the greatest rock ‘n’ roll classics of all time, performed by an outstanding ensemble of first-class vocalists, as well as a laugh-out-loud selection of comedy’s most beloved sketches.
Packed with the nation’s favourite Christmas hits, That’ll Be the Day: That’ll be Christmas promises a show infused with yuletide splendour that’s guaranteed to elicit holiday cheer.
Since its first performance in 1988, That’ll Be the Day has built a long-standing reputation for delivering five-star entertainment, performing to over five million audience members and playing more than 200 performances every year. Trevor Payne and the gang are proud to present this festive edition of their Christmas show to brighten even the darkest December night!
The show was created by Trevor Payne in 1986, prior to that Trevor had enjoyed a successful time in both groups and cabaret. The cast also includes That’ll be the Day stalwart Gary Anderson,
Gary met Trevor at a holiday centre in Cornwall where Trevor shared his plans to create That’ll be the Day. Gary was persuaded and joined the company for a month, and he’s stayed on ever since!
That’ll Be the Day has raised over £1 million for Childline, Make A Wish, Help for Heroes, Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation, and numerous appeals through post-show bucket collections.
Get the season started in style with That’ll Be the Day: That’ll be Christmas at the Congress Theatre, Eastbourne on Thursday 18 and Friday 19 December. Tickets from £30 call Box Office 01323 412000 or book online eastbournetheatres.co.uk.
