Exclusive performances of West End show heading to Wolverhampton Grand
High-octane dance show Heartbeat of Home will be in Wolverhampton this summer for four exclusive performances – the only place outside London's West End it will travel this year.
The producers have announced the show will be at the Grand Theatre from August 29 to 31, ahead of its opening in the West End.
Heartbeat of Home is described as a 'spine-tingling, tantalizing, high octane, sexy, dance and music extravaganza'.
A spokesman for the production said: "Embracing flavours and cultures from around the world, it is a heart–stopping tour de force that features the dynamic, vibrant components of traditional Irish, Latin, Hip-Hop, Afro-Cuban and Contemporary music and dance, uniting performers and audiences on a journey to find a home, wherever that may be."
Following sold out performances at the London Palladium and having thrilled audiences in Dublin, North America, China and Germany, the show will be heading to the West End this September.
Heartbeat of Home showcases 33 world-class dancers and live musicians from Ireland, U.S.A, Australia, Britain, Canada, Italy, Argentina and Spain.
It has been produced by Moya Doherty, conceived and directed by John McColgan with award-winning Irish composer Brian Byrne, concept development and lyrics by award-winning Irish writer Joseph O’Connor and choreography by David Bolger.
Tickets for the Wolverhampton shows are released for public sale at 10am on Friday (may 31), with O2 presale from today (Wednesday) at 10am and Friends Of The Grand, Live Nation and Ticketmaster presale at 10am tomorrow (thurs).
For bookings through the Grand Theatre Box office counter and phones, sales are from 12pm.
Visit grandtheatre.co.uk or call 01902 429212.
