Dunfermline’s Alhambra Theatre is to host a long list of famous faces and acts in 2025.
From evenings with sporting and musical legends to comedy heavyweights, the venue has a stacked programme over the next 12 months.
The Courier takes a look at some of those who will grace the Alhambra stage this year and how you can get tickets.
Rangers legends Terry Butcher, Ian Durrant and Mark Hateley
Former Rangers defender and talkSport host Graham Roberts will front an evening with legends of the Ibrox club on January 31.
Joining Roberts on the night will be Terry Butcher, Ian Durrant and Mark Hateley, who will share memorable tales of their time with the Gers.
Tickets for the evening cost £30, with VIP meet and greet tickets costing £75.
Wet Wet Wet and Heather Small
The iconic band head to Fife on February 7.
The group are now fronted by former Liberty X singer and The Voice UK winner Kevin Simm, who is joined by founding member Graeme Clarke and long-standing member Graeme Duffin.
The band will be joined by M People singer Heather Small, who will perform classics including Proud and Moving on Up.
Ticket prices start at £33, going up to £125 for VIP meet and greet.
Katherine Ryan
One of TV’s best-known comedy faces will appear on March 20.
The Canadian comic will bring her Battleaxe show to Dunfermline, where she will discuss life as a recently married mum-of-three.
Tickets for the show range from £25.50-£27.50.
Jimmy Carr
Another famous comedy face, Jimmy Carr, brings his new show – Laughs Funny – to the theatre on March 22.
The 8 Out of 10 Cats host is promising 90 minutes of nothing but jokes, with no interval.
Tickets cost £35.
Celtic legends Jackie McNamara, Frank McAvennie and Tom Boyd
Much like the Rangers event in January, Celtic fans will have the chance to hear stories from the club’s past at the Alhambra.
Former Dunfermline player Jackie McNamara will be joined by Frank McAvennie and Tom Boyd on March 28.
Tickets cost £30 with VIP tickets costing £75.
Ocean Colour Scene
The Britpop legends will perform songs from their extensive catalogue on April 19.
They will be supported on the evening by Hush rockers Kula Shaker.
Although tickets cost £42.50, the concert has sold out.
Jason Manford
Having just appeared in the BBC school drama Waterloo Road, the Mancunian returns to stand-up with a show at the Alhambra on April 26.
His new show, A Manford All Seasons, will have the audience laughing at his observational comedy.
Ticket prices range from £20-£40.
Showaddywaddy
The 1970s group’s original drummer Romeo Challenger brings the band to Fife on May 10.
With hits including Under the Moon of Love, the group are managed by former frontman Dave Bartram.
Tickets for the performance cost £26.
Rhod Gilbert
The Welsh comedian appears at the theatre on June 18.
In his show, Rhod Gilbert and the Giant Grapefruit, he takes a funny look at some of life’s dark moments.
Audience members will also have the opportunity to donate to Cancer Research UK on the night following the comic’s own cancer battle.
Tickets cost £35.
Craig Revel Horwood
In October, the Strictly Come Dancing judge released the album Revelations – Songs Boys Don’t Sing.
On June 28, he will perform tracks from the release in Dunfermline, including Don’t Rain on My Parade and On My Own.
General admission tickets cost £35, with VIP tickets priced at £50 and meet and greet tickets at £85.
Anton Du Beke and Giovanni Pernice
Strictly fever continues on July 11 when show judge Anton Du Beke and former show dancer Giovanni Pernice appear at the theatre to perform a variety of numbers.
Ticket prices range from £42 to £54.
Du Beke returns to the theatre on November 27 in the middle of his Christmas With Anton 2025 tour.
Tickets are priced from £39-£51.
Chris McCausland
The current Strictly champion returns to comedy with his show Yonks! on September 24 and September 26.
He has given the show its name because “he’s been called an ‘overnight success’, even though he’s been doing stand-up for yonks”.
Tickets cost £30.
Paul Gascoigne
Footballing hero Gazza will look back on his career on October 4.
The audience will also have the chance to ask the Rangers icon their own questions and there will be an auction.
General admission tickets cost £30, with VIP meet and greet tickets costing £75.
Francis Rossi
The voice of Status Quo will appear at the Alhambra on October 15.
On the night, the 75-year-old will play some of the band’s greatest hits, as well as some deep cuts that have never been played before.
Ticket prices start at £40 and go up to £100.
Tickets for all Alhambra Theatre shows are available through Ticketmaster and the theatre‘s box office.
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