Sunny Afternoon in Nottingham 2026

Sunny Afternoon musical bursts onto the stage with a vibrant celebration of The Kinks’ timeless hits. Experience the heart and soul of the ’60s in Nottingham, where music and storytelling intertwine. Don’t miss this exhilarating performance at Theatre Royal from February 17 – February 21, 2026. Secure your seat today with Sunny Afternoon tickets.

Sunny Afternoon Nottingham Tickets

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Cast in Nottingham

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: Theatre Royal

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Frequently Asked Questions

When is Sunny Afternoon in Nottingham in 2026?

Sunny Afternoon runs at the Theatre Royal in Nottingham from Tuesday 17 February to Saturday 21 February 2026, with performances across weekday evenings and additional matinees during the run.

Where is the show taking place?

The musical is presented at the Theatre Royal, part of the Theatre Royal and Royal Concert Hall complex in Nottingham city centre, a well-known venue that is easy to reach by public transport and close to shops, restaurants, and parking.

What is Sunny Afternoon about?

Sunny Afternoon tells the story of The Kinks, following Ray Davies and the band from their early days in North London through the euphoric highs of sudden fame and the agonising lows of personal and professional struggles, all set against the backdrop of Britain on the cusp of the rebellious 1960s.

Which songs can I hear in the musical?

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, performed live on stage as part of the storytelling.

Has Sunny Afternoon won any major awards?

Yes, Sunny Afternoon is a multi Olivier Award-winning musical, having won four Olivier Awards including Best New Musical and Outstanding Achievement in Music for Ray Davies, which reflects both its strong storytelling and its celebrated score.

What is the age guidance for the Nottingham performances?

The Nottingham run has an age guidance of 12 and over, as the show includes themes such as fame, relationships, family conflict, and the pressures of the music business, with some strong language and mature content that may not be suitable for younger children.

What are the performance times at Theatre Royal Nottingham?

During the week there are evening performances at 7:30pm, with matinees on selected midweek and weekend afternoons such as Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday, so you can choose a time that fits around work, school, or travel plans.

How much do tickets cost in Nottingham?

Tickets for Sunny Afternoon at Theatre Royal Nottingham generally range from around the low twenties up to the mid-sixties, with lower prices available in higher or more distant seating areas and higher prices for the best stalls and dress circle seats.

How can I get cheaper tickets for Sunny Afternoon in Nottingham?

To keep costs down, look at midweek performances rather than Friday or Saturday evening, pick seats in the upper circle or further back in the stalls where prices are lower, and try to book early so you can grab the cheaper price bands before they sell out.

Are there discounts for members, under 26s, or groups?

There are a range of offers at Theatre Royal Nottingham, including savings for members on certain performances, reduced prices for under 26s on selected midweek shows, and group discounts where parties of ten or more can save money and even receive a free ticket for every 20 seats booked.

Can I book tickets as part of a coach or tour package?

Some coach and tour companies offer packages for Sunny Afternoon in Nottingham that include theatre tickets plus return travel, which can be a convenient and often cost-effective option if you are coming from outside the city and want to fix your total spend in advance.

What are some practical tips for planning my visit?

Plan to arrive at the Theatre Royal around 30 to 45 minutes before the show so you have time to collect tickets, find your seat, and get refreshments, and consider using nearby public transport or park-and-ride options to avoid higher parking costs and make your trip smoother and potentially cheaper overall.

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