Are you ready for a night you won’t forget?

Monday, 8 November 2021 18:26

Get ready for an action-packed show rolling into town at the Tamworth Assembly Rooms this December, guaranteed to have you on the edge of your seat as the cast of Forbidden Nights perform heart racing tricks and sensational choreography.

This will be an evening to remember with thrills, fantasy, and forbidden thoughts at every turn! Forbidden Nights is a full theatre show with world-renowned male circus performers and variety acts, jam-packed with action routines from opener until finale.

Routines include aerial straps, fire, acrobatics and live musicians, not forgetting the Forbidden’s side-splitting comedy compere and a few men in uniform thrown in for good measure.

Having made their debut on Britain’s Got Talent six years ago and played to packed houses since then, the boys are still in high demand at theatres all over the country with an even bigger and hotter tour for 2021.

Book your tickets now for Forbidden Nights on Wednesday, December 8, and enjoy an unbeatable night of glamour, talent and torsos. Leave your inhibitions at the door, the show has everything to keep you entertained with an unrivalled thrilling ride packed full of energy, talent and comedy.

Tickets are priced at: £27 (Rows A - G); £24 (General Seating); £24 – Wheelchairs. Doors open at 6.30pm, with the show starting at 8pm.

Tickets for all shows at Tamworth Assembly Rooms are available online at www.tamworthassemblyrooms.co.uk, or by calling the Box Office on 01827 709618.

There is so much more to experience at the iconic and new-look Assembly Rooms. The historic venue’s shows are perfect for a fun night out. Take a look at the website and find out more: www.tamworthassemblyrooms.co.uk/whats-on.

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