Crawley - Busy music season at Hawth

Were you a 70s Disco Queen or King of the New Romantics in the 80s? Whichever era stirs up your memories, The Hawth have two nights of nostalgia and music that will take you right back.
By Phil Hewitt
Published 26th May 2022, 07:05 BST
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Spokeswoman Lorraine McGregor said: “Calling Planet Earth on Thursday, May 26 is a show that defines a decade. A New Romantic Symphony that goes on a journey through one of the greatest musical eras of all time, the electrifying 80s, featuring songs from now legendary artists such as Duran Duran, Spandau Ballet, The Human League, Ultravox, Tears For Fears, Depeche Mode, OMD, Japan, ABC, Soft Cell and many more.

“It will be performed by an incredible live band with awesome symphonic arrangements combined with stunning vocals and cast. This is a must- see show.

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“On Thursday, June 9, Lost In Music: One Night at the Disco recreates the magical 70s on a musical journey to the heart of disco. Relive some of the greatest songs of all time from artists such as Donna Summer, Gloria Gaynor, Earth, Wind & Fire, Sister Sledge and Chic and featuring a sensational live band, incredibly talented cast and stunning vocals.

“Come dressed to impress as we celebrate the golden age of disco, w ith songs such as Never Can Say Goodbye, On The Radio, Hot Stuff, Car Wash, Boogie Wonderland and more

Tickets priced £26.50 for Calling Planet Earth and £26 for Lost In Music are available from hawth.co.uk and by calling The Hawth box office on 01293 553636 (Mon-Fri, 10am-4pm).

Also coming up at the venue is School of Rock, June 13-18, the global hit musical based on the iconic movie starring Jack Black. Wannabe rock star Dewey Finn is cast out by his dive-bar bandmates and finds himself in desperate need of cash. Posing as a substitute music teacher at an elite prep school, he exposes his students to the rock gods he idolises, transforming them into a mind-blowing rock band. While teaching these pint-sized prodigies what it means to truly rock out, Dewey falls for the school’s beautiful, but uptight headmistress, Miss Mullins, helping her rediscover the wild child within.