• THE new stage treat for Strictly Come Dancing fans continues its South Coast run.

Strictly Confidential closes at The Mayflower tomorrow before heading to Bournemouth International Centre for one night only on Thursday.

The show, written and directed by the show’s ‘Mr Nasty’ Craig Revel Horwood, promises to “take fans on an epic journey told through music, song and breathtaking dance routines”.

Lisa Riley, Artem Chigvintsev, Natalie Lowe and Ian Waite will take audiences on an intimate journey into their backgrounds and motivations live on stage, giving them a personal insight into what led them to their Strictly Come Dancing adventure.

Expect an autobiographical take on the hit show, incorporating some of the shows favourite moments.

  • DO you remember those wonderful swinging 60s in London? A time when Britain was at the centre of the world music scene. A time of social change, of hope and freedom. A time when anything was possible, regardless of background.

Carnaby Street is a new musical telling a unique British story and continues at Bournemouth’s Pavilion Theatre until tomorrow.

Directed by Bob Tomson (Blood Brothers, Dreamboats & Petticoats), this musical is jam packed with over 30 classic hits from the time, including Roll Over Beethoven, Do Wah Diddy Diddy, Tired of Waiting For You and You Really Got Me.

Carnaby Street tells the tale of every boy or girl’s dream – to become a rock star! Set against the backdrop of London’s West End in the 60s, its iconic clubs, fashion and characters, Carnaby Street is the real musical story of a generation.

  • ANOTHER musical gem, Dreamboats and Petticoats, returns to the south coast, stopping at Kings Theatre Southsea from Monday to Saturday.

In 1961 emotions runs high as a young musician Norman and Bobby compete to win a national song writing competition and, more importantly, the attention of the gorgeous Sue! But when Bobby discovers that shy Laura is no slouch on the piano, love and rock 'n' roll fame beckons.

The show features classic tracks from Roy Orbison, The Shadows, Billy Fury and many more hits from music's golden era.