Thrills & Spills!

DATE

July 1, 2018

Direct from London’s West End, where it’s in its record-breaking 10th year, Thriller Live returns to Woking’s New Victoria Theatre between Monday, 2nd and Saturday, 7th July.

There is no doubt about it, this show is going to be a real crowd pleaser. Thriller Live will be throwing hit after hit onto the stage at Woking’s New Victoria Theatre, paying homage to Michael Jackson’s incredible repertoire and making sure his slick choreography lives on in time to the syncopated beat.

But what about the man, stepping into the shoes, busting the moves, and moonwalking his way into the hearts of MJ fans?

Britt Quentin easily takes on the King of Pop, with his pitch-perfect vocal range and uncanny Jacko looks. 

In his biography, according to his parents, Britt was born into this world with perfect lungs, and as a youngster, growing up in Michigan USA, being in the church band felt more natural than being on the baseball pitch.

In his own right, this dynamic vocalist is a producer, director, and prolific songwriter, holding the position of Musical Director (1997-2009) for the internationally-acclaimed, Los Angeles-based, jazz-funk-pop vocal group, M-pact. 

After M-pact, Britt spent more than six years in London’s prestigious West End where he was resident director of Thriller Live, and now goes on tour nationally with the show.

Thriller Live, from Monday, 2nd until Saturday, 7th July, at New Victoria Theatre, Peacocks Centre, Woking, GU21 6GQ. Tickets from £26.15, fees apply. Book tickets by calling the Box Office on 0844 871 7645.

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