A CABARET show is thankful to be given a replacement venue after the discovery of asbestos at a theatre venue.
Westmorland and Furness Council said no traces have been found in air quality tests and there is no evidence to suggest that anyone has been exposed to risk.
The issue has led to many of the scheduled August shows being moved to the Coronation Hall in Ulverston including the Lady Boys of Bangkok.
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The Forum confirmed that the show will occur on the same date and time on Thursday, August 29 at 7.30pm.
Tour Director Binky Beaumont said they were 'sad' to lose the date in Barrow on short notice but was thankful for being given a replacement venue.
Binky said: "[We] also felt for the hard-working team at the venue who welcome us back every few years with our new productions and also to the wonderful audience at Barrow who always support the tour, for Jo and the team at Barrow to have found us a new home so quickly is fantastic news and we look forward to our first visit to the Coro and thanks to Rick and everyone for welcoming us.
"We cannot wait to bring the new 25th-anniversary show to Ulverston direct from The Edinburgh Festival, we hope to welcome everyone to a night filled with more sassiness and glitz than you can shake a sequin-clad glove at, this new production is cheekier, funnier and as glamorous as ever. This is the biggest party in town."
A spokesperson for The Forum added: "All existing tickets will be valid for this performance but, due to the difference in the venues' seating arrangements, tickets will not be allocated to specific seats - meaning you can now sit wherever you choose.
"We are in the process of contacting all ticket holders and, once again, we thank you for your patience, understanding and support. If you have any concerns, please call our box office on 01229 820000."
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