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Start time: 7:30pm
Directed by Ray McVay
Take a step back into the 1940s with the world-famous Glenn Miller Orchestra for the ultimate musical celebration of the legendary big band leader, Glenn Miller.
This very special concert will feature classic arrangements of all Glenn's wartime chart-toppers, including: 'In the Mood', 'Moonlight Serenade', 'American Patrol', 'Little Brown Jug' and 'Tuxedo Junction' – to name just a few.
The UK's only official Glenn Miller tour features the exact line-up devised by Glenn, alongside the fabulous harmonies of the Moonlight Serenaders, the sublime vocals of the orchestra's featured vocalists, as well the orchestra's own swinging jazz band, The Uptown Hall Gang.
With their impeccable musicianship, infectious energy, and authentic vintage style, the Glenn Miller Orchestra are an experience not to be missed.
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