Bath Gang Show 2012: The Bath Gang Show celebrates its 15th Anniversary in June 2012 with its biggest show to date. With singing, dancing, comedy and special effects the show promises to be a fast flowing variety production suitable for all the family.
Taking place at the Kingswood School Theatre, Bath, from Wednesday 6th - Saturday 9th June. 7:15pm evening performances with a 2:15 matinee performance on the Saturday.
Please visit our website for photos, videos and further information on this fantastic production from the Scouts and Guides of Bath.
Bath Gang Show 2012 at Kingswood Theatre in Bath, Somerset on Wednesday, 06 June 2012.
For more information about Bath Gang Show 2012, please contact 0300 36 50 554 (Local Rate), or see event details on the left.
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