A packed programme of music, comedy and family shows is lighting up the stage this autumn.
Rhyl Pavilion Theatre is promising a vibrant season of entertainment at its seafront venue, which seats 1,031 and has hosted major acts such as Sir Bryn Terfel, Katherine Jenkins and West End favourites.
Jamie Groves, managing director of Denbighshire Leisure Ltd, which manages the theatre, said: "I’m excited to be able to share such a fantastic and wide-ranging programme of live shows with our audiences at the Rhyl Pavilion Theatre this autumn.
"From musical legends and award-winning tribute acts to top comedy, amazing illusions, jaw-dropping celebrity stories and family-friendly entertainment – including of course our hugely popular Christmas pantomime – there’s something in there for everyone."
The theatre’s autumn line-up is filled with music, comedy and stage performances, with highlights running through to Christmas.
Among the musical highlights is KPOP Fantasy on Sunday, September 13 — a high-energy theatrical production featuring bold visuals, choreography and vocals for both devoted fans and newcomers.
A star-studded charity concert, It’s A Grand Night for Music, takes place on Saturday, September 26 and will feature the Brighouse & Rastrick Brass Band and Welsh male voice choir Cor Godre’r Aran.
The concert, hosted by S4C’s Dilwyn Morgan, is in aid of St Kentigern Hospice.
Taylormania: The End of an Era The Final Tour arrives on Saturday, October 3, starring Katie Ellis in what is billed as 'the most authentic recreation of a Taylor Swift show you will ever see.’
Showaddywaddy will bring their classic chart hits to the stage on Saturday, October 10, while Hometown Glory, an acclaimed Adele tribute starring Natalie Black, will be performed by candlelight on Friday, October 16.
The Mersey Beatles return on Saturday, November 21, with a new show celebrating the 60th anniversary of The Beatles’ Revolver album.
Comedy fans are in for a treat with Adam Rowe’s stand-up show Fashionism on Saturday, October 17.
He is followed by Paul Smith with his latest show Happy on Friday, October 23.
Tribute duo Ian Ashpitel and Jonty Stephens will bring Eric & Ern, a stage tribute to comedy legends Morecambe and Wise, to the theatre on Sunday, November 1.
Drama and live performance are also centre stage this season.
Kevin Kennedy, known for his roles in Coronation Street and Rock of Ages, stars in a new musical adaptation of The Picture of Dorian Gray on Tuesday, October 20.
Illusionist Kayden Black headlines Illusion Impossible, a family-friendly magic show, on Thursday, October 29.
Phil Mealey, BAFTA-winning writer and performer, will appear on Sunday, November 15 with Early Doors – Behind the Bar and Beyond.
Football fans can look forward to An Evening with Duncan Ferguson on Friday, November 20, where the Everton legend will share stories from his career on and off the pitch.
For younger audiences, Unicorn Live takes to the stage on Wednesday, October 28.
The show follows Harmony, Melody and Starlight as they use their unicorn powers to save the show.
This year’s pantomime is Aladdin, running from December 5 to 31.
The cast includes Eternal singer and Loose Women panellist Kelle Bryan as the Spirit of the Ring, Casualty actor and Rhyl panto regular Amanda Henderson as Mrs Twankey, and Britain’s Got Talent winner Ashleigh Butler as the Empress, joined by her miniature poodle, Tapas.
Mr Groves said: "Rhyl Pavilion Theatre is proud to have a place at the heart of the Rhyl community, and we pride ourselves on offering a warm North Walian welcome to everyone at our wonderful seafront venue."
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