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Improvised murder, ghostly secrets, high-school killers, Hannibal Lecter and one spectacularly shoddy detective create a dangerously entertaining season at The Grand
Some murders will be invented by the audience. Some will be concealed behind a seemingly civilised family dinner. One will arrive with a killer soundtrack, another will enter the darkest corners of...
Four one-night spectacles and one Olivier Award-winning week bring magnificent music, breathtaking ballet, gothic obsession, operatic passion and riotous romance to Blackpool.
Some performances can only truly be understood by being there.
It is the moment an orchestra surges into Land of Hope and Glory, snow begins to fall around a stage filled with dan...
Three Strictly dance superstars, Layton Williams, Johannes Radebe and Giovanni Pernice bring three spectacular live shows to Blackpool Grand Theatre in Spring 2027.
Few places understand the magic of ballroom quite like Blackpool. The town has become an essential part of the Strictly Come Dancing story – the place where the competition gro...
Former Chair of the Friends of The Grand and Trustee of Blackpool Grand Theatre Trust, whose kindness, friendship and service spanned over four decades.
The Grand mourns John Grady, former Friends’ Chair and Trustee of Blackpool Grand Theatre Trust, who has died aged 92 after a short illness. For over forty years, he served audiences, volunteers, gover...
From the legendary storyteller behind War Horse comes Private Peaceful – an unforgettable story of family, first love and the devastating human cost of war
Few writers have introduced more young people to the power of storytelling than Sir Michael Morpurgo. The former Children’s Laureate and author of War Horse