At The TLT Concert Hall and Theatre · Matthew's Lane, Drogheda, Co. Louth
Icons of the 70’s Show works its way through the pop, soul, disco and funk hits of the decade, performed live by a cast of singers backed by the Mindbenders band. The TLT describes it as a night of nostalgia and entertainment, with costume changes tracking the run of styles from the early seventies through the disco years.
This is a Main Hall production, so it uses the venue’s full stage and lighting rig rather than the smaller Prop Room. The show includes strobe lighting and haze effects, flagged by the venue in advance. The bar opens at 6:00 PM, two hours before curtain, which gives the room time to fill and is worth knowing if you want a seat at the bar before the show rather than a scramble at the interval.
The TLT sits on Matthew’s Lane, off Laurence Street in the centre of Drogheda and a short walk from the Tholsel and West Street. From the M1, take junction 9 or 10 and follow the town centre signs. The Laurence Shopping Centre car park is the closest option, with Scotch Hall a few minutes further across the river, and on-street parking along Laurence Street and George’s Street is free in the evening. Drogheda MacBride railway station is roughly 15 minutes on foot over the Boyne bridge, and Bus Éireann and Matthews coach services stop on the Dublin Road and at the bus station on Donore Road.
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