A variety of events are set to take place across the Burnham-on-Sea and Bridgwater areas over the next week.
Come From Away
A musical commemorating a small town's response to 9/11 is set for a four-day run in Bridgwater this week.
Come From Away will delve into the true story of a small Newfoundland town that welcomed 7,000 stranded passengers when 38 planes were diverted.
It will be performed at the McMillan Theatre, from Wednesday, September 9, to Saturday, September 12.
The play, which lasts 100 minutes with no interval, features an original score and tales of friendship.
Tickets are priced from £19.95, with discounts available for large groups.
They can be purchased at mcmillantheatre.com/events/muses-tp-present-come-from-away.
Shows will start at 7.30pm on weekdays and an additional 2pm performance on Saturday.
Elvis Weekend
Fans of Elvis Presley are in for a treat as The Beachcomber holds its Elvis Weekend from Friday, September 11, to Sunday, September 13.
The event in Brean features 10 Elvis tribute acts across the weekend.
Jack Atherton, aged 13, is set to be the youngest tribute act hitting the stage.
The action begins with bingo at 7pm on Friday, followed by Adam Carter at 9pm.
The tributes continue through Saturday, with six acts performing consecutively from 2pm to 8pm, and Steve Halliday at 9.30pm.
On Sunday, the award-winning Elvis 56 takes to the stage at 8.30pm.
Entry is free, and free parking is available at the venue, with the full schedule available at beachcomberbrean.co.uk/event-elvis-weekend.
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Outdoor Cinema
A new outdoor cinema event is coming to Bridgwater this weekend.
St Matthews Field will host the big screen on Saturday, September 12, from 12.30pm to 6pm.
Sing and The Greatest Showman will be shown in back-to-back screenings as a result of winning a public poll.
Spectators are encouraged to bring picnic blankets or camping chairs to make the event more comfortable.
Food and refreshments will be available on-site and guests are welcome to bring their own picnic.
More information can be found at facebook.com/events/1013879374617278/?.
The 1960s Talent Show
A 1960s talent show is coming to a Burnham-on-Sea theatre.
On Saturday, September 12, The Princess Theatre will see multi-award-winning act The Zoots perform as eight unique '60s bands, including The Beatles and The Rolling Stones.
The show will start at 7.30pm and tickets, available at theprincesstheatre.co.uk/events/the-1960s-talent-show-2, cost £23.
Audience will vote for their favourite to move to the next round.
The event is hosted by Lauren Potter, who will also perform classic songs from icons such as Dusty Springfield.
The Zoots include critically acclaimed singer Jamie Goddard, with Charlie Gregory on drums.
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