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Why go and see it?
If you're a fan of Neil Diamond, then look no further for the ultimate act in tribute to the legendary songwriter!
Hello Again... A Tribute to Neil Diamond
Wed 19 May 2021
Tickets available from £13.00
subject to a transaction fee of £3.65
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The World's Greatest Celebration of the Life and Work of NEIL DIAMOND…
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Cumberland Street, York YO1 9SW
Wed at 19:30
Evocative imagery, video and narration enhance the magic, as the show takes you on a musical journey through Neil Diamond’s glittering 50 year career. From The Bang Years to the present day you’ll soon be singing along to all the hits including Sweet Caroline, Cracklin’ Rosie, Forever in Blue Jeans, Song Sung Blue, Hello Again, Love on the Rocks, America and many more.
Absolutely Mesmerising- Steve le Fevre, Sky TV
What the critics say
Close your eyes and you could be in the presence of one Neil Leslie Diamond…A spellbinding recreation of a Neil Diamond concert- Nottingham Post
Brooklyn Creed sounds JUST like Neil Diamond…worthy of a West End production…I would recommend to see this show more than once! Fab, fab, fab!- Audience Member Review
Grand Opera House York
Cumberland Street, York YO1 9SW
York Station
Monday to Saturday 12:00 until 16:00. Sundays: Closed.
On show days, service priority is given to 'today’s performance' sales and pre-paid collections. The box office remains open until 15 minutes after the start of the show. On Sundays or Bank Holidays we are open 1 hour before the start of the performance.
There are a range of bars to enjoy at the Grand Opera House at Stalls, Dress, Grand Circle levels as well as in the main Foyer.
Enjoy a VIP package for only £15 or a Grand package for £30 on top of your ticket price.
Not originally intended to be a theatre, the buildings that comprise the Grand Opera House York officially opened in 1902 with Little Red Riding Hood starring Florrie Ford. Since then it has been owned by FJ Butterworth, the Shepherd of Shambles and the India Pru Co. Ltd who spent £4,000,000 restoring the theatre to its former glory in 1987.