Motown’s Greatest Hits: How Sweet It Is

Saturday 21 June

Step into the golden era of soul with an electrifying evening of music and movement, as this 100% live Motown spectacular brings the unforgettable sounds of the sixties and seventies to the stage. With an incredible live band, dynamic choreography, and world-class vocals, this show is more than a tribute — it’s a heartfelt celebration of the legends who defined a generation.

From the first note to the final encore, audiences will be treated to a seamless blend of energy, style, and soul. Expect pitch-perfect renditions of classics by some of Motown’s greatest artists, including Stevie Wonder, The Temptations, Marvin Gaye, The Four Tops, Smokey Robinson, The Isley Brothers, Edwin Starr, and The Jackson Five. The show also pays homage to the irresistible charm of Lionel Richie, inviting you to quite literally dance on the ceiling.

Each performance is delivered with passion and precision, capturing the spirit and groove of the original recordings while adding a fresh, live energy that’s sure to get audiences on their feet. The choreography is sharp and stylish, the vocals are powerful, and the atmosphere is electric from start to finish.

Whether you grew up with the sound of Motown or are discovering it for the first time, this show promises a night of nostalgia, rhythm and sheer joy. Perfect for fans of all ages, it’s an unmissable opportunity to experience the timeless hits that continue to bring people together through music, movement and memory.

Get ready for a night to remember — Motown, as it was meant to be heard. Live, loud, and absolutely irresistible.

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