A “unforgettable” tribute to a Watford music icon is one of several shows coming to the Palace Theatre next month.

The list also includes an evening of spooky ghost stories and a new British musical about Bollywood, all of which can be booked on the venue's website.

Tiny Dancer, The Music of Elton John

Promising a “spectacular celebration of one of music’s greatest legends”, the live show Tiny Dancer, The Music of Elton John will be at the Palace Theatre for one night only on Saturday, May 18.

Watford Observer: Tiny Dancer, The Music of Elton John will be at the Palace Theatre for one night only.Tiny Dancer, The Music of Elton John will be at the Palace Theatre for one night only. (Image: Tiny Dancer, The Music of Elton John)

Uncanny

Prepare for an evening of “terrifying and thought-provoking” ghost stories brought to life on stage as BBC presenter Danny Robins takes his Uncanny show to Watford on Wednesday, May 23, and Thursday, May 24.

Help I Sexted My Boss

The Palace Theatre will be treated to a night of “outrageous tales” on Tuesday, May 14, at a live screening of Help I Sexted My Boss, presented by etiquette expert William Hanson and Capital FM DJ Jordan North.

Watford Observer: William Hanson and Jordan North will share scandalous tales submitted by listeners.William Hanson and Jordan North will share scandalous tales submitted by listeners. (Image: Help I Sexted My Boss)

Watford Jazz Junction Gala Show

The “Godfather of Swing” Ray Gelato will perform with his band The Giants at the venue on Thursday, May 16, for the opening night of the seven-day Watford Jazz Junction festival.

Watford Observer: Ray Gelato and the Giants are coming to Watford next month.Ray Gelato and the Giants are coming to Watford next month. (Image: Watford Jazz Junction)

Frankie Goes To Bollywood

A new British musical, which explores the “dazzling world of Bollywood”, will premier at the Palace Theatre tonight, April 25, and run until Saturday, May 11.

Watford Observer: Frankie Goes To Bollywood is a new British musical at the Palace Theatre is April and May.Frankie Goes To Bollywood is a new British musical at the Palace Theatre is April and May. (Image: Frankie Goes To Bollywood)