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Choir of the World to play at The Stiwt

Last updated: September 6, 2019 1:27 pm
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Local choir John’s Boys were recently crowned Choir of the World at both the National  and International Llangollen Eisteddfods and to celebrate they’re holding a very special evening at the Stiwt Theatre in Rhos on 12 October.

They’ll be performing all their favourite and award winning songs from their huge repertoire and will be joined by soloists Steffan Prys Roberts, Emyr Lloyd Jones, Cai Fôn Davies, Cassius Hackforth, Sam Snowden, Joel Heritage and Shea Ferron.

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John’s Boy’s is a male voice choir that was set up five years ago. They range in ages from youngsters to experienced choristers.

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Date: Saturday 12th October

Time: 7:00pm

Ticket Price: £15.00 (Full)- £12.00 (Conc)

Click link to order tickets:https://stiwt.ticketsolve.com/shows/873611518 

Take a look at their award winning performance below:

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