The Magic of the Beatles

Celebrating the 50th anniversary of their first number one single, the authoritative Beatles live concert show is coming to town.

"The Magic of the Beatles superbly recreates these legendary live performances, and more," says show producer Michael Taylor.The show promises to transport music fans from The Beatles' Mop Top roots to the psychedelia of Sgt Pepper and beyond, from Love Me Do to Let It Be. "Fantastic costumes, brilliant vocals and incredible musicianship Come Together in a lavish Magical Musical trip back to Yesterday," says Michael Taylor. "Please Please Me was The Beatles very first number one hit and was the genesis of the greatest band in the world. Fifty years on, this fantastic show ensures the Fab Four's incredible musical legacy lives on. . . live and in concert."

About The Magic of the Beatles
"The Magic of the Beatles is a two-hour spectacular featuring superb costumes and a cast of skilled musicians and singers," says show producer Michael Taylor. "It authentically recreates the live concert shows of John, Paul, George and Ringo that generated fan hysteria never seen before or since." The production has been on a UK-wide tour and visits towns and even, in some cases, venues that presented The Beatles during the early Sixties. The Magic of the Beatles retraces The Beatles infamous live shows and offers an insight into beatlemania at its height. It boasts that it takes audiences from The Beatles' Mop Top roots to the psychedelia of Sgt Pepper and beyond."The Magic of the Beatles is the band's greatest, best-loved hits performed live - from Love Me Do to Let it Be," says Michael. "It's the most authentic Beatles show to take to the road, even down to original guitars and amps used by the band." Unarguably the greatest band in the world, ever, the cast choose from a set list comprising of more than 50 million-selling hits for each show. Who could have imagined just what was to come when the world was introduced to The Beatles in 1960? Transferring their incredible live shows from residencies in Hamburg to the now-famous Cavern Club, they were eventually discovered by Brian Epstein and signed by George Martin. The rest is the most important chapter of pop music history. "All you need is the Magic of the Beatles to celebrate 50 years of the most famous band in the world," says Michael.