Alan Ball: celebration of a star
BLUE Park Theatre presents Ball of Fire at The Atkinson.
Experience the life and times of the great Alan Ball, beautifully played out through a dramatisation that recounts his early struggles on the road to becoming a professional footballer.
According to Bobby Charlton, referring to the 1966 World Cup Final: “He was probably the best player that day and if it had not been for his impact the result could have been totally different.”
Ex-Everton legend Ronny Goodlass poetically narrates the play tracing every step of Alan’s journey, performed by a talented cast that will keep you captivated throughout.
Ronny will be there to conduct a post-show Q&A with former Everton legend Tony Kay about Alan Ball.
“Ball Of Fire is an unmissable play for Everton and England fans alike as it provides a great insight into the life and times of a true footballing legend.
“A must see production for all Everton Fans!” said David Prentice, the Liver- pool ECHO’s head sport.
And former ECHO sports editor Ken Rogers added: “Ball Of Fire transported me back to one of the greatest seasons in EFC history. It highlighted just how special the link is between Evertonians and the club’s iconic heroes. of
“Alan Ball was up there with the greatest, a genius in white boots whose inspirational qualities will never be forgotten.
“This production made me want to sing my heart out for the Blues.”
Ball of Fire will be performed on Saturday, July 29 at 7.30pm at The Atkin- son Theatre in Lord Street.
For more information or to book tickets go to: www.theatkinson.co.uk or call 01704 533 333
Tickets are £15 plus booking fee.
Booking fee is £1 per ticket online/phone.
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