A group of unlikely singers will take North Wales audiences back to the 1960s

Out of Joint, Cast and Kiln Theatre's The Glee Club, starring Bill Ward and Kai Owen, is heading to Theatr Clwyd, in Mold.

Drected by Out Of Joint’s artistic director Kate Wasserberg, The Glee Club will be on stage at the theatre between March 10 and 14.

In the summer of '62, five hard-working, hard-drinking Doncaster miners, together with their church organist accompanist, are frantically preparing to wow the audience of a local gala concert with their sweet tones.

This is The Glee Club, a group of unlikely singers, who though being established in the working men’s clubs, aren’t exactly known for being at the vanguard of a musical revolution.

But both Britain and music are about to change... and so too are the lives of these six men, will anything ever be the same again?

Richard Cameron's raucous comedy about friendship and divided loyalty in a rough and rugged world features the romantic songs of the 1950s performed live on stage.

Bill Ward will take on the role of Bant.

His stage career includes Everybody’s Talking About Jamie, Viva Forever, Million Dollar Quartet and Spamalot in tThe West End, while his television roles include Charlie Stubbs in Coronation Street and James Barton In Emmerdale.

Tickets are priced from £16 and they are available from the Theatr Clwyd box office on 01352 344101 or at www.theatrclwyd.com