The performance will be the highlight of an entertainment-filled evening featuring a host of Scarborough favourites including Anne Taylor’s Academy of Dance, Harri, Krystal and Tony Skingle as Elvis
Tickets for the event are almost sold out – the last few are available from any of the ladies taking part or via the Ladies Real Monty 2022 Facebook page.
Find out a little more about why each of the ladies is daring to take to the stage, and as their rehearsal T-shirts say, willing to “Get their boobies out for breast cancer.”
18. Jo
I’m a two times breast cancer survivor - I was first diagnosed in 2015 after having my very first mammogram, which was treated by mastectomy - only for a more aggressive type of cancer to return in my reconstructed breast in 2021. I finished nine long, months of treatment last December so to be dancing on stage only 12 months later truly does feels like a blessing. I never thought I’d be doing this again! Photo: Paul Calvert
19. Michelle
My reasons for taking part begin sadly with losing my cousin of 43 in recent years to breast cancer, and I've lost another family members to cancer too. My close friend has/is fighting cancer right now and she's such an inspiration, she's so positive and battles on no matter how rubbish she is feeling. Photo: Michelle
20. Louise
I’m partaking in the 'Get your boobies out for breast cancer' evening as a very very dear best friend of mine has undergone breast cancer and she has gone through it diligently, she is a true inspiration to me xx Check your body and don’t accept any less than you deserve from your doctors, keep insisting if you think something isn’t right xx Photo: Paul Calvert