Sarah-Louise Young: Cabaret in Character
Sarah-Louise Young’s gift for developing memorable comedy characters has secured her place as one of London’s most successful and versatile musical cabaret performers.
Sarah-Louise Young’s gift for developing memorable comedy characters has secured her place as one of London’s most successful and versatile musical cabaret performers.
She is billed as “a singer’s singer” and it is absolutely the case that her voice is a joy in itself.
This is the genius of the immersive cabaret that takes place in the glamorous surroundings of Scarfes Bar on a Sunday evening each month.
Dusty Limits champions a form of neo-cabaret noir that can be traced to its earliest origins in the 19th century Parisian avant-garde.
Suburbaret is the brainchild of Gareth Edward (pictured) and is a billed as "cabaret in celebration of all things surburban."
To enter Kit and McConnel’s world is to appreciate a particular strand of British culture and humor that is deeply rooted in tradition.
An award-winning international cabaret performer in his own right, Paul L. Martin has been extraordinarily influential in shaping the London cabaret scene.
Kit and McConnel’s classy, cerebral and highly entertaining brand of musical comedy cabaret was perfectly suited to this prestigious venue.
Michael Roulston’s creative output spans mainstream and alternative genres, and shapes artistic endeavors all over London.
The weekly Open Mic night at London’s The Crazy Coqs celebrated its second birthday with a sparkling array of talent.