Caged boxing, robots and music – it’s all happening at Doncaster Dome

Caged boxing, extreme robots and an exciting mix of musical styles are just some of the highlights at Doncaster Dome over the next couple of months.
 
An incredible atmosphere is guaranteed on Saturday, March 14 when the Dome hosts Caged Steel 42, one of the UK’s leading mixed martial arts event promotions. The event will combine professional MMA, amateur MMA, and caged boxing, featuring athletes from across the UK and some international fighters.
 
Whether you’re coming for a big night out, your first live MMA experience, or you’re already a fan, Caged Steel 42 delivers a night you’ll remember. Tickets cost from £43.25.
 
On Saturday, March 21 it will be the turn of Rob Lamberti to entertain the Dome, with his Perfectly George show.
 
The George Michael tribute act has wowed audiences around Europe, as Rob celebrates one of the most gifted performers of his generation, with a strong of hit songs from Wham! through to George’s hugely successful solo career, including hits like Careless Whisper and Faith. Doors 6.45pm, show starts 7.30pm, and tickets cost from £35.75-£39.75.
 
Moving into April, Sing the Musicals promises a spectacular celebration of some of the greatest musicals of all time, including Les Miserables, The Phantom of the Opera, Oliver!, The Greatest Showman, and The Rocky Horror Picture Show.
 
Coming direct from London’s West End, it is the first national tour of this show, performed by a live band and character singers, including a giant screen with sing along lyrics.
 
The Dome’s final event for April will see robots run amok! On Saturday and Sunday, April 25 & 26, Extreme Robots will roll into the city for an awesome display of robot battles.
 
Created by the same team that delivered sold-out tour of Robot Wars, this latest show promises to deliver an action-packed feast for fans. Tickets cost £27.25 for adults and £25.25 for children (aged 16 and under), with a family of four ticket costing £89.75.
 
Kevin McCoy, events and sales manager at Doncaster Dome, which is managed by Doncaster Culture and Leisure Trust, said: “What a wonderful mix of events we have for the next couple of months. You may have watched MMA on TV or online, but seeing it live is a different experience altogether. It will be an incredibly exciting spectacle.
 
“And for April to close with the fast and frenetic Extreme Robots will be a truly spectacular extravaganza of mayhem!
 
“Due to the huge success of the two-show K-Pop All Stars in March which is now sold out, another K-Pop concert - K-Pop Fantasy - has now gone on sale that will take place on Saturday 10 October at 2.15pm. So, if you missed out on the first ones, don't panic we have you covered for all things K-Pop!”
 
For more information on all these events and to book tickets, visit: www.dclt.co.uk/the-dome/whats-on/darts-at-the-dome/