Sunny Afternoon in Blackpool 2026

Sunny Afternoon musical invites you to experience the vibrant spirit of the Kinks like never before! Set against the backdrop of 1960s Britain, this captivating show will light up The Grand Theatre in Blackpool, April 28 – May 2, 2026. Don’t miss your chance to witness this exhilarating journey—grab your Sunny Afternoon tickets today!

Sunny Afternoon Blackpool Tickets

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Cast in Blackpool

Here are the main cast members of the Sunny Afternoon UK tour, focusing on the central band members of The Kinks and their key roles in the musical.

• Danny Horn as Ray Davies
• Oliver Hoare as Dave Davies
• Harry Curley as Peter Quaife
• Zakarie Stokes as Mick Avory

The Venue: The Grand Theatre

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Frequently Asked Questions

When is Sunny Afternoon in Blackpool in 2026?

Sunny Afternoon runs at the Grand Theatre in Blackpool from Tuesday 28 April to Saturday 2 May 2026, with performances across the week as part of the 2025–2026 UK tour.

Where is the show taking place in Blackpool?

The musical is on at Blackpool Grand Theatre on Church Street in the town centre, a historic Victorian venue close to the seafront, shops, restaurants, and several nearby car parks and public transport links.

What is Sunny Afternoon about?

Sunny Afternoon tells the story of The Kinks, following brothers Ray and Dave Davies and their bandmates from their early days in Muswell Hill to the highs of chart-topping success and the lows of business disputes, family tensions, and personal struggles, all set against a changing 1960s Britain.

Which songs will I hear in the Blackpool performances?

The show features many of The Kinks’ greatest hits, including You Really Got Me, Lola, Sunny Afternoon, Waterloo Sunset, and All Day and All of the Night, which are performed live on stage as part of the band’s journey.

Has Sunny Afternoon won any major awards?

Sunny Afternoon is an Olivier Award-winning musical that has received four Olivier Awards, including Best New Musical, Best Actor in a Musical, Best Supporting Actor in a Musical, and Outstanding Achievement in Music for Ray Davies, underlining the strength of its story and score.

What are the performance times at Blackpool Grand Theatre?

In Blackpool, performances include evening shows at 7:30pm on Tuesday 28 April, Thursday 30 April, Friday 1 May, and Saturday 2 May, plus a 2:30pm matinee on Saturday 2 May, giving you a choice of evening or weekend daytime visits.

How long does the performance last and is there an interval?

The show is described as an evening-length musical with an interval, typically running for around two and a half hours in total, so you should allow a full evening or afternoon from arrival at the theatre to the end of the curtain call.

Is Sunny Afternoon suitable for children?

Sunny Afternoon is generally recommended for older children and teenagers rather than very young audiences, as it includes loud live music, some strong language, and adult themes linked to rock and roll lifestyles, relationships, and the pressures of fame.

How much do tickets cost for Sunny Afternoon in Blackpool?

Ticket prices for Sunny Afternoon at Blackpool Grand Theatre start from around £15 for the lowest-priced seats, with higher price bands for better views and more popular performances, and prices are listed as a guide that may vary slightly at the time of booking.

How can I get cheap tickets for Sunny Afternoon in Blackpool?

To keep costs down, look at the lower-priced seats shown in the from-£15 range, choose seats higher up or further back where prices are usually lower, and book early so you can secure the cheapest price bands before they sell out closer to the dates.

Are there discounts, concessions, or group offers available?

There may be concessions, promotional prices, or group packages available for certain performances, so it is worth comparing different dates and times, checking if you are eligible for any reduced rates, and considering travelling as a group or on a theatre coach trip to spread costs.

What practical tips will help me plan my visit and save money?

Arrive 30 to 45 minutes before the show so you have time to collect tickets, find your seat, and use the facilities without rushing, consider using advance-booked parking or public transport to avoid last-minute costs, and keep your overall spend lower by planning an affordable meal or drink nearby instead of relying only on theatre bar options.

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