CORNWALL’S ambassador of comedy, Jethro, will return to the Memorial Theatre this weekend as part of his 2012 UK tour.
Jethro will perform at the Memorial Theatre on Saturday 23rd of June at 7.30pm (for adults only). Be sure to hold onto your seats, hats and horses as you are entertained by one of the funniest storytellers to date. The show will contain slightly naughty adult material.
Jethro sprung to fame after appearing on the Des O’Connor show. Having impressed producers, he appeared on the show eight more times over his career.
This will mark a return to the Memorial Theatre for Jethro after he performed there last year to a packed out audience.
Tickets are £18.50 and are available by calling 01373 462795 or through www.fromememorial theatre.org.uk Also coming up is In Dreams, a tribute to musical icons Roy Orbison, The Everly Brothers and Buddy Holly on Saturday 7th of July. Hear all of your favourite hits spanning decades of music including, ‘Only The Lonely’, ‘It’s Over’, ‘Crying’, ‘Wake Up Little Suzie’, ‘Peggy Sue’, ‘Pretty Woman’, ‘Cathy’s Clown’ and ‘Rave On.’ With stars from the West End and internationally acclaimed singers, their moving and accurate portrayals to these stars have seen them appear at The London Palladium to The Edinburgh Playhouse and across Europe. Together with backing band ‘The Rockets,’ they will have you singing your most loved tunes, stomping your feet and shouting for more. Tickets are £16 and are available by calling 01373 462795 or through www. fromememorialtheatre.org.uk
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