Brit Floyd: Animals 50 World Tour

Dogs, Pigs and Sheep, all the way through, fifty years on.

Brit Floyd return with Animals 50, a new production marking the fiftieth anniversary of one of Pink Floyd's most uncompromising albums. Released in 1977 and loosely inspired by Orwell's Animal Farm, Animals turned power, inequality and social division into a dark masterpiece built on Dogs, Pigs (Three Different Ones) and Sheep. The show plays it in its entirety, then adds Time, Money, Shine On You Crazy Diamond, Comfortably Numb and Another Brick in the Wall Part 2.

Widely regarded as the world's premier Pink Floyd experience, Brit Floyd has played more than 1,600 concerts since launching in 2011, and has recently shared stages with musicians from the touring bands of Pink Floyd and Roger Waters, including bassist Guy Pratt, backing vocalists Durga McBroom and Machan Taylor, saxophonist Scott Page, and Harry Waters and Graham Broad. Expect immersive visuals, theatrical staging, inflatables and an award-winning laser show.

Good to know. Tickets were not yet on sale when this was listed. The Palace has them opening on 18 September at 10am. Presented by Palladium Entertainment and the Palace. Doors open at 6:30pm.

Where to go. The Palace Theatre sits on Atlantic Street in downtown Stamford, an easy run from anywhere in lower Fairfield County, with restaurants and parking within a short walk.