5 things to do next week in Central Lancashire & Fylde Coast inc star studded shows
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Preston
First up in Preston, a thriller called Something to Hide, originally written by the actor and writer Lesli Sands, is on at the Preston Playhouse between Wednesday, January 15 and Saturday, January 18. Presented by Preston Drama Club, the play follows a couple with a murderous secret and a seemingly gullible police inspector who at first appears to accept their story. The show starts at 7:30pm each night and runs until 10:00pm. Tickets are £12.
Chorley
In Chorley, the comedian Sophie Duker is bringing her new stand-up show to the Chorley Theatre on Friday, January 17. Called ‘But Daddy I love her’, the show sees the Taskmaster champ take to the stage with her trademark naughtiness as she deals with her (sugar) daddy issues. The show starts at 8:00pm and tickets are £17.50.
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Over on the Fylde Coast, the comedian Jim Davidson OBE heads to Blackpool on Friday, January 17 for a night of rip-roaring grown up comedy. The iconic comedian will be performing his latest stand up show ‘The next Chapter’ at Viva Blackpool with the doors opening at 6:00pm. Audiences can then enjoy pre-show drinks at their table before the show starts at 8:00pm, finishing at 10:00pm. Tickets are £35.95.
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Also in Blackpool, the daughter of Eric Morecambe, Gail will give an entertaining talk about what it was like growing up with the British entertainment hero on Saturday, January 18. During this exclusive talk, taking place 40 years on from the loss of the comedy legend, Gail will provide a glimpse behind the scenes into the private and public lives of Eric. Although organised by Showtime, the talk takes place at the Hotel Sheraton between 2 and 3pm. Tickets are £17.50 and tea, coffee and cake is also available.
Lytham
In Lytham, the nation’s favourite psychic, Psychic Sally, brings her latest tour to the Lowther Pavillion on Tuesday, January 14. The show promises to have you on the edge of your seat, as the former Celebrity Big Brother star continues to bring mediumship into the 21st century Physic Sally Live starts at 7:30pm and runs for two hours. Tickets start from £28
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