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POP GOES THE 80s
Electric Dreams
With a barrage of non-stop hits including Gold, Girls
Just Wanna Have Fun, Walk Like An Egyptian, Rio, Livin’
On A Prayer, and Thriller to name but a few. DJ Max Power
is your cheesetastic host who will have you dancing around
your handbags to ensure a fun-filled night to remember!
A sensational cast of West End singers, dancers and musicians,
breathtaking lights, dazzling laser shows and enough lavish
costumes for any Material Girl will complete this unforgettable
80’s experience. Celebrate this sensational decade
from the birth of Electro Pop, through the age of soft
rock to the flamboyance of the new romantics. So ladies
dig out your legwarmers, and fellas don that mullet wig,
as tonight your gonna party like it’s 1985!! Don’t
miss this “must see show of the year”
Friday 11th September 8pm
Tickets: £16, £15 (conc.)
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All Electric Productions
TONY JACOBS: THE GREAT AMERICAN SONGBOOK
Tony Jacobs makes a welcome return to The Radlett
Centre with a brand new show celebrating the genius of
some of the world’s greatest songwriters including
Cole Porter, Irving Berlin, George Gershwin, Rodgers and
Hart along with tributes to performers such as Fred Astaire,
Bing Crosby, Louis Armstrong and Jimmy Durante. Tony is
one of the country’s most entertaining cabaret performers
with an exceptional repertoire of swing and popular music
from the 1920s – 1950s. This exciting show celebrates
the music and songs of the era interspersed with many
hilarious behind the scenes anecdotes of the day. Tony
is accompanied by regulars Jim Barry (piano), Sue Greenway
(saxophone), Len Walker (guitar), Paul Morgan (double
bass) and Steve Rushton (drums). Special guest vocalist
is Catherine Sykes.
Saturday 12th September 7.30pm
Tickets: £17, £16 (conc.)
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ALEXANDER CHAUSHIAN – ‘CELLO &
YEVGENY SUDBIN - PIANO
Presented by Radlett Music Club
The formidable collaboration of two of today’s most
highly acclaimed young performers, Armenian cellist Alexander
Chaushian and Russian pianist Yevgeny Sudbin, has attracted
much attention and superlative reviews. For this concert
they present a programme of Russian and French masterpieces
for ‘cello and piano.
Tuesday 15th September 8.15pm
Tickets: £12
Free tickets to all students 8 – 22 years with support
from the Cavatina Chamber Music Trust
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Songmerchants presents…
JACQUES BREL: THE RAGE TO LIVE
“What d’ you do when you are faced with a
wall? D’ you go round it or climb over it? Me, I
go through it with a pickaxe.” Anthony Cable is
Jacques Brel, the iconic entertainer, who hurled himself
against life, writing, performing, drinking and smoking
through countless sleepless nights and passionate affairs.
Brel’s brilliance captured! Cable sings Brel’s
songs with remarkable passion in both French and English.
- London Evening Standard
The Brel of Judith Paris’s incisive script is fuelled
by determination. This ever striving, self demanding artist
in Paris’s production for Songmerchants, is in the
strong, Brel-like, hands of Anthony Cable, a singer who
can reach the heart and the extremities of each number.
Stuart Barr’s fine arrangements are key components
in this tremendous show. - Reviews Gate
Wednesday 23rd September 8pm
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THE SEARCHERS
John McNally, Frank Allen, Spencer James and Eddie Rothe
With such classic hits as Sweets for My Sweet, Needles
and Pins, Don’t Throw Your Love Away and When You
Walk in The Room, The Searchers have contributed enormously
in establishing the UK as the world’s leading nation
in the music industry. With total record sales well in
excess of 40 million, their recent compilation album ‘The
Very Best of The Searchers’, which includes all
of their hits, has seen a recent return to the UK charts.
The Searchers continue touring the globe as much today
as they have done throughout a fantastic career, now remarkably
spanning 5 decades. This concert includes all their famous
hits, plus many of their original album recordings, B-sides
and a selection of other collector and well known favourites.
Tuesday 29th September 8pm
Tickets: £18.50, £17.50 (conc.)
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