Cabaret
Music, drama, comedy all wrapped into one and served up in a cosy environment like a pub or a restaurant. We don’t review enough Cabaret really, but you’ll find what we have reviewed here.
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Review: Catherine Cohen’s Come for Me, EdFringe
A dazzling blend of musical whimsy and sharp humour, showcasing exceptional talent and making for an unforgettable, laugh-out-loud performance.
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Review: Dr Adam Perchard and Richard Thomas: Interview With The Vamp, Soho Downstairs, Soho Theatre
Flawless vocals, hilarious lyrics and a huge heart, this is cabaret at its finest.
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Review: John Lloyd Young, Crazy Coqs
Breath-taking talent and exceptional versatility
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Review: Indefinite Leave to Remain, Crazy Coqs
A glamorous, touching and toe-tapping production
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Review: Fabulous Creatures, Arcola Theatre
A clever, inspired, and educational evening full of fun, glitz and killings.
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Review: Kabaret Exposé, Proud City
A Neo-burlesque evening of naughty delight
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Review: Secret Burlesque Society, Proud Cabaret
Skilled performers are overshadowed by a pushy sales structure in this variable variety show.
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Review: West End Sessions, Brook Mews Wine Bar
An intimate cabaret-style setting.
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Review: Roxie Rocks Chicago, The London Cabaret Club
A fabulously entertaining cabaret experience!
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Review: The Jinkx & DeLa Holiday Show, London Palladium
Delicious Christmas spice that's hilariously naughty AND nice.