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Song Contest - Almost Eurovision
Song Contest Almost Eurovision is a loving, hilarious homage that intuitively celebrates everything we love or loath about the Eurovision Song Contest. It’s like being at the Eurovision Finals, with eleven countries competing and the audience decides the winner. The main difference between our show and the real Eurovision? We squeeze in so much more – in less time and our version is deliberately funny.
Eurovision was created to unite countries once at war, celebrating cultural and linguistic differences with songs, glitter, and quirky props instead of guns. Things still go BOOM, but no one gets hurt. Now the biggest non-sporting TV event in the world, Eurovision has given us unforgettable and possibly cringe-worthy songs. And this show does exactly the same, only with extra cheese on top!
Dress in your nation’s colours, wave those flags, and use the Song Contest app to vote (no, you can’t vote for your own country, but feel free to bribe your friends!)
Song Contest: The Almost Eurovision Experience
Script by Glynn Nicholas and Bev Killick
Songs from the world by arrangement with David Spicer Productions www.davidspicer.com.au
Eurovision was created to unite countries once at war, celebrating cultural and linguistic differences with songs, glitter, and quirky props instead of guns. Things still go BOOM, but no one gets hurt. Now the biggest non-sporting TV event in the world, Eurovision has given us unforgettable and possibly cringe-worthy songs. And this show does exactly the same, only with extra cheese on top!
Dress in your nation’s colours, wave those flags, and use the Song Contest app to vote (no, you can’t vote for your own country, but feel free to bribe your friends!)
Song Contest: The Almost Eurovision Experience
Script by Glynn Nicholas and Bev Killick
Songs from the world by arrangement with David Spicer Productions www.davidspicer.com.au
Tue 27 May to Saturday 31 May
STOCKWELL HEAD Leicestershire LE10 1RE
7.30 p.m. nightlyTickets: £17.00
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