A night of Motown music is heading to Harrow later this month, with The Magic of Motown due to take to the stage at Harrow Arts Centre.
The show will be held in the Elliott Hall on Thursday, September 24 at 7.30pm.
The production brings together songs associated with some of Motown’s biggest names, including Marvin Gaye, Diana Ross, Stevie Wonder, The Temptations, The Supremes, The Four Tops, Martha Reeves, The Jackson 5 and Smokey Robinson.
The show is expected to last around two hours, including a short interval, with standard tickets priced at £32.
Motown classics coming to Hatch End
The Magic of Motown has toured extensively around the UK and is built around live performances of songs from the Motown era.
Organisers say the show features a live band, singers, costumes and dance routines, with music spanning several decades.
The performance will take place at Harrow Arts Centre on Uxbridge Road in Hatch End.
More events coming up at Harrow Arts Centre
The show is one of several events taking place at the venue during September and October.
Later this month, Harrow Arts Centre is also hosting Desi Central Comedy on Friday, September 25, The Bollywood Bratpack featuring Chirag Rao on Saturday, September 26, and family show The Littlest Yak on Sunday, September 27.
October’s programme includes The Big 90’s Tribute Show on Friday, October 2, The Magic of the Bee Gees on Sunday, October 11 and K-Pop Icons on Friday, October 23.
There are also several family events planned during the October half-term period, including Claytime from October 26 to 28, Captain Calamity’s Mad Science & Bubble Show on October 29 and a Spooky Puppet Theatre Workshop on October 30.
Harrow Arts Centre is based at 171 Uxbridge Road, Hatch End.
Full details of upcoming events and ticket information are available through the Harrow Arts Centre website.
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