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: Brave Face and Friends, London Hospital Tavern
beautiful, funny yet heart-breaking
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Review: The Choir of Man, London Wonderground
An energetic, crowd-pleasing night at the boozer, celebrating beer and male friendship.
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Review: Ginger Johnson’s Christmas Egg, The Pleasance
All grit and glamour this northern drag queen is the heart and soul of the show
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Review: A (Socially Distanced) Evening with Patsy May, Phoenix Artists Bar
puppet extraordinaire Patsy May
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Blunderland, The Octagon at Gluttony, Rymill Park (Adelaide Fringe) – Review
Raunchy, show-stopping, extraordinary from beginning to end, Blunderland is all you need from a cabaret!
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Tarot, VAULT Festival – Review
A sensual, distressing, uncanny and eclectic Tarot reading.
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Fascinating Aida, Queen Elizabeth Hall, South Bank – Review
This festive season is the perfect excuse to catch cabaret royalty at the Queen Elizabeth Hall.
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Zeus on the Loose, Fire Club – review
mix of song, dance and circus skills, performed with enthusiasm
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Better Than Sex: The Story of Mae West, Toulouse Lautrec – Review
Emily Hutt’s tell-all cabaret on the 1930’s limelight icon Mae West follows almost pedantically the chronology of her life events, to the detriment of a sought-after dramatic climax. West – embodied by the talented Bella Bevan – takes centre stage…
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The Cabinet of Madame Fanny du Thé, Pleasance Theatre – Review
As you enter the small 60-seater basement space of the Pleasance Theatre you see a cast of five: three musicians playing Eastern European folk music on a cello, a guitar and an accordion, with two young men unaccountably wearing dresses,…