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Saltburn Smugglers - Georgian Theatre Royal
About Saltburn Smugglers - Georgian Theatre Royal
In the heart of Saltburn-by-the-Sea, where rugged cliffs meet the North Sea's whispers, the Saltburn Smugglers are rekindling a legacy. This modern shanty group, rooted in the local community, transforms tales from the town's smuggling heyday into vibrant, contemporary sea shanties.
The best of both worlds; adventurous new songwriting and classics with a modern twist.
From the mid-1700s to the late 18th century, Saltburn was a smuggler's haven. Today, these tales of daring and adventure infuse the Smugglers' music, blending the old with an energetic new twist.
Their performances are more than songs; they're a journey through time, connecting the past's thrilling escapades with today's spirited rhythms.
Join the Saltburn Smugglers as they bring history to life, one shanty at a time. Their music isn't just a nod to the town's past; it's a living, breathing celebration of Saltburn's enduring spirit.
Performances
| Performance Date & Time | Ticket Price | Ticket Link |
|---|---|---|
| Friday 20 February 7:30pm | Standard: £16.00 | Book Now |
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