It was confirmed recently that the ever popular ‘That’ll Be The Day’ Rock ‘n’ Roll tribute show is returning to the Follies Theatre at Folly Farm Adventure Park and Zoo on Friday and Saturday, July 6 and 7.

Now in its 32nd year, the evergreen cast of That’ll Be The Day will be performing their brand new 2018 summer show at Folly Farm and the show is once again being promoted by Phil Thompson MBE as part of his annual ‘charity challenge’.

Phil said: “This will be the 11th year that the ‘That’ll Be The Day’ show has come to Folly Farm and over the years the show has raised £112,400 for charity, which is absolutely fantastic.”

This year, the show proceeds are being donated to the charity account of The Rotary Club of Narberth and Whitland who are absolutely delighted to be the nominated recipient. Narberth and Whitland Rotary Club in turn have pledged to support several worthy charities from the money received namely The Wales Air Ambulance, Blood Bikes Wales, the RNLI and the Tenovus ‘Closer To Home’ appeal.

Speaking at the concert launch at Folly Farm this week, park managing Director Chris Ebsworth said that Folly Farm were proud to support Rotary and Phil and were delighted to once again be welcoming back the ‘That’ll Be The Day’ crew, who always put on such ‘a memorable show.’

Tickets for the show are now on sale and can be purchased online at www.rotarywales.co.uk , by ’phoning Phil Thompson on 07767 408336 and from Dale’s Music Shop, Tenby, and the Creative Café, High Street, Haverfordwest.

The Rotary Club are also doing a ‘Punch and Munch’ pre show dining experience on both nights comprising of a Cool Pimms Punch, BBQ Burger and Dessert and these can be booked online at www.rotarywales.co.uk or by phoning Liz Burns on (01834) 860686.

Narberth and Whitland Rotary Club president-elect Tony Ensom said that the club was extremely grateful to Folly Farm for once again providing the magnificent venue and also to Phil Thompson for inviting the club to be the charity beneficiary.