by Jackie Le | Jun 29, 2012 | Circus, Reviews, Variety
After performing around the world and in award-winning ensembles like La Soirée, Suzanne Cleary and Peter Harding take their talented Riverdance alumni selves to the Priceless London Wonderground for one night only. Up and Over It shake up traditional Irish dance with...
by Helen Babbs | Jun 29, 2012 | Reviews
Hands up who talks to themselves sometimes? Or makes up scenarios in their heads? One-woman play Waiting for Stanley meanders through fantasies like the best daydreams do. Mixing song, puppetry and animation, Leela Bunce (AKA clown burlesquer Audacity Chutzpah) tells...
by C.J. Lazaretti | Jun 27, 2012 | Reviews
Glitter and loud show tunes can only go so far. Inaugurating new Piccadilly venue Crazy Coqs Cabaret with Sunday Soirée, a musical comedy residency conceived under the label of “sophisticamp”, Miss Hope Springs is living proof that drag can be swanky. The diva’s Las...
by Franco Milazzo | Jun 20, 2012 | Reviews
Cabaret: it’s not all about the tassels, the fire-breathing, the aerialism or the filthy humour, you know. The Ismena Collective are a soulful trio who wallow in relatively mellow musical mellifluence. We caught up with them at a recent show in the West...
by C.J. Lazaretti | Jun 13, 2012 | Reviews
If you’re ready to leave your superego at the door, you’re ready for Sleaze. Produced by freakish crooner Mat Fraser and burlesque dancer Trixie Malicious, the raunchy revue is a lowbrow cornucopia of sensational kicks. Acts can go from silly and tacky to downright...
by C.J. Lazaretti | Jun 9, 2012 | Reviews
Do cabaret and wellies go together? The second edition of The Apple Cart festival at Victoria Park held eight unflinching hours of non-stop mayhem in its cabaret tent, under non-stop rain. It was a muddy affair. Literally as well. Rising popular demand for variety is...
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