Posted By: Editor
July 15, 2026
Sweet Caroline – Babbacombe Theatre, Torquay
Saturday 8th August 7.30pm
Get ready for an unforgettable evening celebrating the music, memories and incredible career of one of the world’s greatest singer-songwriters, as Sweet Caroline – The Ultimate Tribute to Neil Diamond arrives at the Babbacombe Theatre for one night only on Saturday 8th August at 7.30pm.
Direct from London’s West End, this sensational production invites audiences to enjoy a spectacular journey through the life and work of Neil Diamond, starring renowned tribute artist Gary Ryan, who is recognised for his acclaimed performances including an appearance on Stars in Their Eyes.
Taking audiences back to where the story began, Sweet Caroline celebrates more than five decades of timeless music, showcasing the songs that have made Neil Diamond a household name across generations.
From Brooklyn to Hollywood, Neil Diamond’s extraordinary career has produced some of the most memorable songs ever written, spanning musical styles from the reggae-inspired Red Red Wine, the country influence of Cracklin’ Rosie, to the Hollywood sounds of The Jazz Singer.
Produced by the team behind acclaimed productions including Fastlove and The Magic of Motown, this spectacular live show brings together incredible vocals, musicianship and the unmistakable sound of Neil Diamond.
Audiences can look forward to singing along to classic hits including Forever In Blue Jeans, America, Love On The Rocks, Song Sung Blue, Hello Again, Cracklin’ Rosie, I Am… I Said, Beautiful Noise and, of course, the iconic anthem Sweet Caroline.
With a reputation for capturing the spirit, energy and emotion of Neil Diamond’s music, this is the perfect night out for fans old and new. As the song says… “The good times never seemed so good!”
Tickets are on sale now for this must-see celebration of one of music’s most enduring legends.
For tickets and information visit the venues website www.babbacombe-theatre.com
or call the Box Office on 01803 328385
“The closest thing to the real deal, live” – London Theatre Reviews
