Thriller Live show at the Waterside going ahead despite revelations in Leaving Neverland documentary

The Waterside Theatre has told this newspaper that Thriller Live is going ahead next month despite revelations in the documentary Leaving Neverland: Michael Jackson and Me.

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Promotional image of Thriller Live which comes to the Waterside Theatre next month

The documentary aired on Channel Four over two nights last week and told the stories of two young boys who alleged they were abused by the singer.

Producers The Flying Music Company Ltd have not commented but the Waterside Theatre told us: "We can confirm that the Thriller Live tour is continuing, coming to Aylesbury next month and touring the country up until July.

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Promotional image of Thriller Live which comes to the Waterside Theatre next month

"It is also continuing in the West End."

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Asked if there had been any tickets cancelled since the documentary aired last week a Waterside spokesman added: "The theatre has not had any requests for refunds."

There are three performances of Thriller Live at the Waterside on Sunday April 21 and Monday April 22 - one on each of the two nights at 7.30pm and a third on the Monday afternoon at 2.30pm.

Tickets start from £13 and are still available for all three performances.