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Dirty Dancing musical extends UK tour

Published Friday 10 February 2012 at 13:00 by Alistair Smith

Dirty Dancing is to extend its UK tour into the summer of 2013, with producers announcing five more dates.

The musical will now visit the Theatre Royal Plymouth from January 22, 2013, followed by the Theatre Royal Nottingham, Regent Theatre in Stoke, Marlowe Theatre in Canterbury and the New Victoria Theatre in Woking.

The UK tour opened in Bristol on September 1, 2011, following its five-year run at London’s Aldwych Theatre.

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