Tread the light music fantastic with The Puppini Sisters when they come to The Hexagon this autumn
AN EVENING of light music is coming to The Hexagon this autumn, thanks to The Puppini Sisters.
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From the ISS to the IDR: Tim Peake’s UK tour comes to The Hexagon
British astronaut Tim Peake announces his new live tour speaking about his experiences in space, with his show coming to ...
Talented young dancers on stage at The Hexagon this weekend
TALENTED young dancers will be taking to The Hexagon?s stage this weekend to showcase their work
Mike and The Mechanics bring their Refueled! tour to the Hexagon
The legendary Mike and The Mechanics are back on the road and Refueled! with their brand new tour, coming to ...
In Da Bungalow On Da Stage: Dick and Dom are back for 20th anniversary
The presenters are bringing the mess and mayhem to their new show, Dick and Dom in Da Bungalow Live, this ...
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