Mundesley Festival gearing up for week of August entertainment
Olly Day with the Jonathan Wyatt Big band - Credit: Archant
Britain's Got Talent finalist Steve Hewlett has sold out two shows at the upcoming Mundesley Festival.
But organisers say there is still plenty of entertainment left to be enjoyed during the August week of events.
Ventriloquist Mr Hewlett added an extra matinee show after his TV success saw demand for tickets soar, and festival general manager Derek Kirk said it sold out equally quickly at the 182-seater Coronation Hall.
Other attractions during the festival, running from August 5 to 10, are:
Monday - The Jonathan Wyatt Big band are fronted by cheeky crooner Olly Day, who is joined by Lynsey Ball.
You may also want to watch:
Tuesday - The Ivy League reviving their 1960s pop classics such as Tossing and Turning and Funny How Love Can Be, both top 10 hits in 1965,
Wednesday - Temperance Seven jazz band
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Thursday - Steve Heweltt - sold out
Friday - John Petters six-piece trad jazz band
Saturday - Birmingham Blues Brothers with the American rhythm and blues and soul of the famous Jake and Elwood.
Local comedian Pat Nearney will be the compere throughout the week of festival, which is in its 30th year.
Evening shows are at 7.45pm. For tickets and information call 01263 721189 / 07867 632998, or visit the box office on the shoppers' car park, open 9.30-4 Monday to Friday, 9.30 to 2.30 on Saturday.
