Medium set to bring show to town Time to enjoy Bon Jovi’s music
Comedian Stuart Mitchell is set to bring his latest show to West Lothian.
‘Gordon Ramsay’s Karma Café’will be staged at Howden Park Centre in Livingston on Saturday, May 8.
In 2016, Stuart made his debut at the Edinburgh Fringe, with his show‘Dealt a Bad Hand’at The Pleasance Courtyard.
The show received critical acclaim and sell out audiences culminating in an extra show due to demand.
The show recently toured venues throughout Scotland attracting more press.
2017 saw Stuart follow in the footsteps of Dara O’Briain, Paul Merton and Craig Ferguson by being handpicked to perform in the‘Best of the Edinburgh Fest’showcase at the Perth, Adelaide and Melbourne Comedy Festivals.
And into 2018 he’s become the longest-running panellist on BBC Radio Scotland’s‘Breaking the News’as well as making his debut on BBC Radio Ulster‘The Blame Game’.
Stuart has written for‘Mock the Week’(BBC1), Newsquiz (BBC Radio 4), The Now Show (BBC Radio 4) and‘The Loser World Cup’(BBC Radio Wales).
He’s been praised by The Sunday Mail as“A comedian worth catching before he becomes mega and his show was hailed by Th Daily Record as“A work of genius”.
Tickets for his Livingston show on Saturday, September 8, at 7.30pm are priced £12 or £10 for concessions.
Tribute act Hotel California return to Howden Park Centre to perform their spectacular show of pure Eagles nostalgia.
Faithfully recreating the Californian sunshine-rock sound, the band performs a set including tracks from the outstanding Long Road Out Of Eden album. The timeless music of the Eagles appeals to audiences of every age, bringing back memories and touching the hearts and souls of each new generation.
The band’s shows have sold out many times previously.
The concert takes place on Saturday, September 1, at 7.30pm.
Tickets are £20 and are available from the box office on 01506 340700. Howden Park Centre is set to host ‘An Evening Of Mediumship With Tony Stockwell’ this summer.
The popular star of TV’s‘Street Psychic’and‘Psychic Private Eyes’, Tony Stockwell is established as one of the top intuitive mediums and has shared the stage all around the world with mediums such as Colin Fry, James van Praagh and Lisa Williams.
Tony demonstrates his belief that those who have passed can communicate with their loved ones, with detailed messages, all delivered with emotion, sensitivity and empathy.
The evening may include psychometry, photograph readings and psychic prediction. This show is for entertainment purposes only. It will take place on Monday, August 27, at 7.30pm. Tickets are £23.50 for rows A-E and £19.50 for rows F-M. ‘Sinatra and Me’will see Richard Shelton recreate his critically-acclaimed performance of Frank Sinatra, which looks behind the iconic blue eyes.
Joined by pianist Fraser Urqhart, they’ll knock you dead with a timeless repertoire of Sinatra’s hits and the incredible synchronicity linking both Richard and Sinatra’s lives.
Richard has performed on TV and in concert halls across the world, sharing the stage with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, BBC Big Band, BBC Concert Orchestra and played for British and European royalty.
Last year’s‘Sinatra and Me’tour played to capacity crowds in London, New York, Los Angeles, Palm Springs and San Diego.
It has been hailed as“Simply phenomenal”by Mike Young of BBC and“Simply astounding”by Catherine Francoise of Musical Theatre Review. The show will take place on Thursday, August 30, at 7.30pm. Tickets are £15 or £13 for concessions and are available from the box office on 01506 340700. This month will see a tribute to one of the biggest acts of the 1980s and 90s take to the stage in Livingston. Bon Jovi Forever celebrate the music of Bon Jovi with their high- energy tribute show.
Delivering passion, stage effects and plenty of moments to get those hands in the air.
Rock- out to classics including ‘ You Give Love A Bad Name’, ‘Bad Medicine’, ‘Wanted Dead or Alive’, ‘Livin’ On A Prayer’ and many more.
The show looks guaranteed to make sur the audience has a great night.
It takes place at Howden Park Centre on Friday, June 19, at 7.30pm.
Tickets priced £19 or £17 for concessions are available from the box office.