WHAT’S ON February’s live events music and theatre productions.

What’s On...

LINCOLN SATURDAY 26th FEBRUARY

SECRET SYMPHONY PRESENTS: INTERSTELLAR

This month artist Luke Jerram will bring Museum of The Moon to Lincoln Cathedral. It’s a seven metre high resolution 1:50,000 illuminated model of the moon. To accompany, Secret Symphony is a soundtrack of space-themed music – Bowie’s Starman, Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon, Jamiroquai’s Cosmic Girl and so on. Presented as live orchestra with immersive lighting – and under the huge representation of the moon – it’s a truly ‘out of this world’ experience. n Lincoln Cathedral, from 6.45pm, tickets £27.75, tickets from www.lincolncathedral.com or by calling 01522 561600.

A Tribute to David Bowie

THE UK’S MOST SOUGHT-AFTER TRIBUTE TO THE LATE, GREAT, MUCH-LOVED DAVID BOWIE ARRIVES IN LOUTH

LOUTH SATURDAY 19th FEBRUARY DAVID LIVE

A tribute show with style, honesty and heart: a real night to remember. David Bowie may have left us but his influence will be felt for generations. This show is all about our love and respect for David Bowie, and how his songs will stay with us always. Expect all of the great hits from Starman, and Space Oddity to Ashes to Ashes. n Tickets £24.50, 7.30pm, Louth Riverhead Theatre. Call 01507 600350 or see www.louthriverheadtheatre.com.

GRANTHAM FRIDAY 4th FEBRUARY POSTING LETTERS TO THE MOON

Now, here’s an interesting event! Lucy Fleming is the daughter of wartime actress Celia Johnson. Lucy and Simon Williams present an evening reading wartime letters between her mother and father, Peter Fleming. Touching and amusing, they tell of the actress’s experiences during the war. Celia went on to act for David Lean, Noel Coward, made wartime propaganda films and broadcasts, then, ultimately, in 1945 starred in Brief Encounter. n Christ Church, Finkin Street, Grantham 01780 755007, www.guildhallartscentre.com, from 7.30pm, £15.

SCUNTHORPE FRIDAY 25th FEBRUARY FASCINATING AIDA

Dillie Keane, Adèle Anderson and Liza Pulman are vey naughty ladies. Their songs are hilarious, if a little rude in places, but their humour is spot on. Outrageous fun! n From 7.30pm, tickets £26.85 at Baths Hall, Scunthorpe, 01724 290641 or see www.scunthorpetheatres.co.uk.

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LINCOLN MONDAY 14th FEBRUARY ROYAL OPERA HOUSE SCREENING OF ROMEO & JULIET

What could be a better production to enjoy for Valentine’s Day than the story of the original star cross’d lovers from Shakespeare’s most famous tragedy? Romeo and Juliet has become a great modern ballet classic of the ballet repertory since its creation by Royal Ballet Director Kenneth MacMillan and its premiere in 1965. The doomed lovers attempt to find their way through the colour and action of Verona where, all too quickly sword fighting and a family feud leads to tragedy for both the Montagues and the Capulets. n Tickets £17, from 7pm, New Theatre Royal, Lincoln. 01522 519999, for more, see www.newtheatreroyallincoln.co.uk

It’s Kevin... from Grimsby!

KEVIN CLIFTON AND HIS BALLROOM DANCE COMPANY RETURN WITH A BANG IN 2022...

BOSTON SATURDAY 19th FEB WE THREE KINGS: BUDDY, ELVIS AND ROY ORBISON

A show to take you on a two-hour uplifting nostalgic Rock ‘n’ Roll roller coaster, buckle up and enjoy the ride! Mark Robinson, Darren Page and Steve Halliday present Buddy Holly, Roy Orbison and of course Elvis. All of your favourite hits are here from Peggy Sue to Pretty Woman to Blue Suede Shoes. A show to leave you all shook up! n From 7.30pm, tickets from £19.50, at Blackfriars Arts Centre, Boston. Call 01205 363108, www.black friarsartscentre.co.uk.

GRIMSBY SUNDAY 13th FEBRUARY BURN THE FLOOR

A fiery, energetic and revolutionary production to warm up your winter and set the stage alight. A mix of eclectic music, jaw-dropping choreography and ground-breaking moves, this show has an abundance of infectious, rebellious energy and passion. Feel the intensity of the passionate Tango, be swept away by the romance of the Waltz and be captivated by the sensual, alluring Rhumba, all with local lad Kevin.

LINCOLN SATURDAY 26th SUNDAY 27th FEBRUARY DOG FRIENDLY DAYS IN LINCOLN

Why should history be the preserve of those with only two legs? If your four-legged chum is keen to explore Lincoln’s rich heritage, Lincoln Castle is hosting its dog-friendly weekend, where history hungry hounds and culture vulture cockapoos can enjoy the medieval wall walk, Victorian prison and Magna Carta building... you can even treat them to a Puppaccino in the coffee shop! n Tickets £14.50. For more details see lincolncastle.com.

This is not just a ‘feel-good’ show, but a ‘feel-fantastic’ one! “Burn The Floor is the show that ignited a spark in me and changed me forever as a performer. Through Broadway, West End and touring all over the world this show has ripped apart the rule book, revolutionised our genre and inspired and shaped me as the dancer I am today,” says Kevin, ‘from Grimsby,’ as the late, great Brucey called him. n Grimsby Auditorium, DN31 2BH, performances at 2.30pm and 7.30pm, tickets from £27.50. Call 0300 300 0035 or see www.grimsbyauditorium.org.uk.