Beloved entertainer Anton Du Beke is bringing his star-studded show to The Anvil in Basingstoke on November 10.
The show, An Evening with Anton Du Beke, is choreographed by Olivier Award-winning Bill Deamer and features singer Lance Ellington, a host of dancers, and a live band.
Du Beke will perform some of his favourite pieces, showcasing the ballroom dancing expertise he has become known for.
A tap dance section and a dramatic Argentine tango, with dance partner Rosie Ward, will feature.
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Curious fans will be able to ask Du Beke burning questions on any topic - from his experience across 20 years on Strictly Come Dancing to what he eats for breakfast.
Du Beke said: "I am always excited to be going out on the road, but this tour is one of my favourites.
"I loved it earlier in the year and to be back doing everything I love, songs, dance, chat and laughter – it’s my idea of a perfect evening.
The entertainer added a personal anecdote about the Basingstoke venue that will host him.
"Ah, The Anvil! I was once doing a show at The Anvil, and we accidentally set the fire alarm off lighting some candles for Erin’s birthday.
"I was just grateful the sprinklers didn’t go off!"
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Choreographer Deamer added: "It all started for me and Anton more than 15 years ago when we both worked on a show at the London Palladium and then we came together again on Strictly.
"I had never worked with Anton on one of his tours but when he asked me this year, I said ‘let’s do it, but if we’re going to do it, we’re going to do musical theatre!’ "
Dance captain Kelly Chow said: "I’ve been working with Anton for six years, he’s a joy to work with so I just keep coming back!
"I love that we do something new each year, and for this tour we have a big tap dance medley for you all, which is so exciting!"
Tickets are available to book online at antontour.com
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