Special Offer – Best Of British Pop at the London Cabaret Club

Book Now For ~The Best Of British Pop at the London Cabaret Club

After almost three years of sold out pop up shows around the UK’s capital, the beloved London Cabaret Club are thrilled to announce their grand launch on Friday 22nd April. Taking place in their new and permanent residence, the iconic Bloomsbury Ballroom, they promise to deliver a thrilling night of entertainment. This glamorous grand launch will unveil the London Cabaret Club’s new series of shows, taking place every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. Get ready to proudly wave the Union Jack all night long as The London Cabaret Club pumps up the volume showcasing London’s most exciting new show, ‘The Best of British Pop’. Packed with beloved hits, impressive staging, mesmerising dancers and themed costumes, the show is a celebration of British pop throughout the decades. The night kicks off with recollections and memories from the freedom days of the 60’s and 70’s to London’s punk movement in the 80’s, Britpop’s glory … Read more

Ferris and Milnes Announce St James Residency

Ferris and Milnes

Following their sell out performances at The Pheasantry and a standout performance at 2015’s Sondheim 85th Birthday Gala at Drury Lane, Ferris & Milnes, the musical theatre comedy cabaret performed by Dominic Ferris and Martin Milnes, have been invited to take up creative residency at the St James Theatre Studio. The first show of the St. James Studio residency will be Ferris & Milnes: Live at the St. James – Let’s Go On With The Show!, which will be performed for two nights only, on Saturday 30 and Sunday 31 January. The production offers an eclectic and vitality-packed musical programme, ranging from the Golden Age of Broadway and Hollywood to current favourites and pop classics, all performed in Ferris & Milnes’ original musical arrangements. The numbers sit alongside Dominic’s and Martin’s unique brand of ‘banteriffic’ comedy, which has always found audiences ‘expecting the unexpected’. Ferris & Milnes will perform further … Read more

REVIEW: Briefs, London Wonderground ✭✭✭✭✭

Briefs at London Wonderground

This gender, race and sexual politics canvas stretches across the entire platform of the performances, from the sharp opening patter of Fez Fa’anana which happily offends everyone equally, through the “pretty doesn’t mean dumb” antics of the cheeky Louis Briggs and the vignettes with an increasingly more naked Lucky Charm (Lachy Shelley) to the various satirical and ironic numbers involving the remarkable Dallas Dellaforce, whose take on gender roles in society is razor sharp and strikingly bold.

REVIEW: Oh! Carol, Crazy Coqs ✭✭✭✭

Oh Carol at Crazy Coqs

Happily, Oh! Carol provides a thoroughly entertaining and exuberant cross-section of Sedaka’s work. There are the hits but also lesser remembered works, and truly no number in the playlist is dull or unworthy. For the most part, the songs covered were co-written with Greenfield, and the lively, interesting patter tells the story of the highs and lows of the Sedaka/Greenfield partnership with wry objectivity and respectful affection.