Settle

Thunderbirds Are Go! - Settle Victoria Hall

Dates:
Sat 8 May 2027 7:30 PM

About Thunderbirds Are Go! - Settle Victoria Hall

Thunderbirds Are Go. Anything can happen in the next half hour.

As one of Britain’s best-loved sci-fi series, Thunderbirds was loved by millions. It revolutionised television with groundbreaking supermarionation puppetry and jaw-dropping miniature special effects. Audiences were hooked by high-stakes rescue missions, unforgettable futuristic vehicles like Thunderbird 2 and Barry Gray’s iconic score.

Dee Anderson was at the heart of it – and is the only person on earth who can say this: ‘Lady Penelope was my mum.’ As the daughter of Sylvia and Gerry Anderson, Dee Anderson, lived and breathed the magic of Thunderbirds as a child. She saw how Thunderbirds’ unmatched sense of heroic scale and futuristic wonder captivated generations worldwide.

And now she’s paying a heartfelt tribute to the boundless imagination and thrilling adventures that defined a generation. Gerry and Sylvia’s extraordinary legacy will come to life on stage like never before. It promises to be FAB.

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Saturday 8 May 7:30pm Standard: £12.50 - £27.50 Book Now

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