Bournemouth Pavilion is bringing a packed programme of touring theatre to its historic stage in a season promising “unforgettable experiences.”
The line-up opens with Willy Russell’s Blood Brothers, running from April 14 to 18, and includes West End smash-hits Mean Girls, Barnum, MAMMA MIA!, Waitress, and Aladdin.
Bournemouth Pavilion. (Image: NQ)
Nicola Coney, entertainments and events manager at BH Live, said: “We’re incredibly proud to bring such an exceptional line-up of world-class productions to Bournemouth Pavilion.
“This season truly celebrates the magic of live theatre.
“Whether you’re a regular theatregoer or joining us for the first time, we’re committed to offering unforgettable experiences that resonate with our audiences and enrich the cultural life of our town.”
Mean Girls, running June 1 to 6, stars Steps singer Faye Tozer, Emily Lane, and Vivian Panka in a musical adaptation of the iconic 2004 comedy.
Barnum arrives from June 16 to 20, with West End favourite Lee Mead taking on the title role in the story of legendary showman P.T. Barnum.
Audience favourite MAMMA MIA! returns from July 28 to August 2, inviting audiences to sing along to the timeless hits of ABBA in the sun-soaked setting of a Greek island.
The season also includes the tenth anniversary tour of Waitress, running August 24 to 29, starring returning cast members Evelyn Hoskins as Dawn and Les Dennis as Old Joe.
Bournemouth Pavilion’s annual pantomime will end the season with Aladdin, running from December 5, 2026, to January 3, 2027.
Noel Brodie will return for his 12th year, starring as Wishee Washee.
Lee Mead and the Barnum cast on the UK Tour (Image: Pamela Raith)
Looking ahead to 2027, the theatre has announced the world stage premiere of The Silence of the Lambs, running from April 19 to 24.
Dirty Dancing is also set to appear on the programme from May 11 to 15.
BH Live operates Bournemouth Pavilion in partnership with BCP Council.
Group bookings are available at discounted rates.
For full programme details and more information about the venue, visit the Bournemouth Pavilion website.
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