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What's on at The Little Theatre Cleadon

Over the coming months we have a wide range of events and shows taking place at the Theatre including our own shows, band events, club events and more... to grab your tickets to the events follow the links included in the event box below and enjoy the very best of entertainment from your very own 'LITTLE THEATRE'.

Fri/Sun 20th/222nd December

SWAMPS CHRISTMAS DO 2. FRIDAY 20TH DECEMBER at 7pm.

The Sunday event is selling out fast so Swamps have put a second festive night on. Contact by messenger, text 07909904264 or email swampdonkeyslive@mail.com to book your table. Admission £10

Event Details

Starts at 7:30PM

Location

Little Theatre - Cleadon, Tyne & Wear, SR6 7RH

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Sat 1st February 2025 8:00PM

****rearranged show from Aug 30th

Rico & Louise after their previous sold out shows, will return on Feb 1st to perform their stripped back acoustic set of all things Bruce & much more..

This time they are bringing with them the NE Street Bands fabulous piano player Mike, so it’s a really exciting chance to hear reworked versions & rarely performed Springsteen songs as well as reworking of classic tracks with added piano AND of course accordion which has become a trademark of Mike’s playing 

Add to this the wonderful harmony vocals from Rico & Louise, it promises to be a special night

Event Details

Doors Open at 7:00PM
From 8:00PM to 10:30PM

Location

Little Theatre Cleadon, Cleadon, SR6 7RH

SATURDAY 12th April 2025

Scott Doonican brings his 2025 ONE MAN SHOW Tour back to Nuttycombe Brewery.
Expect silliness, shenanigans, singalongs and stories a-plenty.

As the charismatic frontman of the UK's hardest-working comedy band, 'The Bar-Steward Sons of Val Doonican', Scott Doonican is a debonair and theatrical performer with superb hair and more style than you could shake a Milan catwalk at. As a solo performer, Scott's 'One Man Show' shows are every bit as funny, dynamic and engaging as those with his band, and he is equally at ease in front of large festival crowds, as he would be in a theatre or down the pub.

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