Sunny Afternoon in Inverness 2026

Sunny Afternoon musical invites you to a dazzling journey through the iconic sounds of The Kinks. Experience the vibrant energy and heartfelt stories that shaped a generation. Don’t miss this chance to relive the magic at Eden Court in Inverness, May 12 – May 16, 2026. Secure your spot now with Sunny Afternoon tickets.

Sunny Afternoon Inverness Tickets

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Cast in Inverness

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: Eden Court

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Frequently Asked Questions

When is Sunny Afternoon in Inverness in 2026?

Sunny Afternoon plays at Eden Court in Inverness from Tuesday 12 May to Saturday 16 May 2026, with performances across that week as part of the UK tour.

Where is the show taking place in Inverness?

The musical is on in the Empire Theatre at Eden Court, on Bishop’s Road by the River Ness, a large arts venue with theatres, cinema screens, and cafes, within easy reach of Inverness city centre.

What is Sunny Afternoon about?

Sunny Afternoon tells the story of The Kinks, following Ray and Dave Davies and their bandmates from their north London roots to international stardom, charting the euphoric highs of hit records and the agonising lows of business battles, family tensions, and personal struggles against the backdrop of a rapidly changing 1960s Britain.

Which songs will I hear in the Inverness performances?

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

Has Sunny Afternoon won any major awards?

Sunny Afternoon is a four‑time Olivier Award‑winning musical, having received awards including Best New Musical and Outstanding Achievement in Music for Ray Davies, which highlights the strength of both its storytelling and its score.

What are the performance times at Eden Court?

For the Inverness run, Eden Court lists multiple performances between 12 and 16 May with evening shows and selected matinees, and the running time is approximately 2 hours 40 minutes including a 20‑minute interval, so you should plan for a full afternoon or evening.

Is Sunny Afternoon suitable for children?

Sunny Afternoon is generally recommended for older children and teenagers, as it includes loud live music, some strong language, and adult themes related to rock and roll lifestyles, relationships, and the pressures of fame, so parents should take this guidance into account when booking.

How much do tickets cost for Sunny Afternoon in Inverness?

Ticket prices at Eden Court vary by performance and seat location, with lower prices in more distant or upper seating areas and higher prices for the best views, and tickets can be booked directly with the Eden Court box office.

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

To keep costs down, look at earlier performances in the week, choose seats in the cheaper price bands such as higher or more side‑on areas, and try to book as soon as you know your dates, so you can secure the best‑value tickets before the most popular performances and seats sell out.

Are there discounts, concessions, or group offers available?

Eden Court and ticket agents sometimes offer concessions, membership benefits, or group discounts on selected performances, so it is worth checking if you qualify for reduced rates and considering going as a group to lower the per‑person cost.

What is the best way to get to Eden Court?

Eden Court is a short walk from Inverness city centre, with nearby bus routes and parking options, so you can usually choose between walking from central hotels, using local buses, or driving and parking close to the venue.

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 planning your travel and parking in advance to avoid last‑minute costs, and keep your overall spend lower by choosing an affordable pre‑show meal or drink in town instead of relying only on theatre bar options.

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