That iconic creator of Dame Edna, Barry Humphries shows the man behind the mask as part of a great theatrical season at Eastbourneās Congress and Devonshire Park Theatres.
The season includes a one-night stand-up from Josh Widdicombe ( 12 February), and the UK tour of Kander and Ebbās 1920ās razzling dazzling musical Chicago, starring Russell Watson and Dancing On Iceās Faye Brookes.( 14-19 February).
The London Philharmonic will be in concert with the genius Sheku Kanneh-Mason, playing Shostakovichās Cello Concerto (20 February). Strictly dance stars Anton and Erin tread the boards in a spectacular show featuring the music of Elton, Tom Jones, Bassey and the Spice Girls (25 February). And March opens with the touring version of ABBA musical Mamma Mia! Itāll be the time of your life ( 1-12 March).
Griff Rhys Jones and Janie Dee star in the comedy An Hour And A Half Late ( 7-12 March), which is also presented in Brighton, so youāve got double the chances to catch it. A new exciting take on the story of Frankenstein is at the Devonshire Park from 15-19 March, presented by Blackeyed Theatre.
Other highlights include the Russian State Opera, comedian Jasper Carrott, Astor Big Bandās Glenn Miller Story, and Julian Claryās hilarious Born To Mince.
Barry Humphries – The Man Behind The Mask brings the Dame Edna Everage creator to the stage as himself in what promises to be an evening of revelations and surprises. Heās on at the Devonshire Park on 28 and 29 April. Dallas legend Patrick Duffy and Linda Purl from Happy Days star in a mystery about a missing wife and an impostor in Catch Me If You Can (9-14 May).
Another act thatās been the rounds and still entertains massively – Fascinating Aida – are on at the Congress on 20 May, starring Dillie Keane, Adele Anderson and Liza Pulman – worth it just to hear Cheap Flights. And thereās another chance to see the stunning Six The Musical – a rocking romp of girl power at the court of Henry VIII (31 May-5 June).
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