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How many theme tunes from Gerry Anderson productions can you hum or sing? If you’re a fan then probably the flippin’ lot! In which case you might like to book tickets for Gerry Anderson in Concert, a unique celebration of the life and TV productions of Gerry Anderson MBE from Anderson Entertainment. Featuring special guests, it is the first time this career-spanning collection of music has been performed live in concert.

This sensational show on Saturday 16th April at the Symphony Hall, Broad Street, Birmingham B1 2EA, will transport fans through over 60 years of the Gerry Anderson back catalogue, paying homage to his special partnership with composers including Barry Gray, Richard Harvey and Crispin Merrell.

The iconic theme tunes and incidental music from classic Anderson shows – including Thunderbirds, Space: 1999, Captain Scarlet and UFO – will be shown alongside that of his earliest work like The Adventures of Twizzle, Torchy the Battery Boy and Four Feather Falls, right through to Terrahawks, Space Precinct and his final production: New Captain Scarlet.

Gerry’s TV series have had a seismic impact on the childhoods of many, thanks to the introduction of ground-breaking special effects, captivating characters, inspirational stories and iconic music scores. The films and music will be brought to life by a full orchestra conducted by BAFTA-winning composer and Anderson alumnus, Richard Harvey.

Featuring exclusive footage, newly restored colour and high-definition content, this truly is an epic journey not to be missed. Dressing up and cosplaying is encouraged. Tickets are £103, £53, £38. A very limited number of VIP tickets will be available which include: A meet and greet with special guests, a hand-signed and numbered limited edition exclusive print and a souvenir programme. There are limited free tickets for disabled visitor’s carers.

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