In Patricia Hartshorne’s intimate and charming one woman show, we got a fascinating and personable glimpse at the remarkable life of a queer icon
In Patricia Hartshorne’s intimate and charming one woman show, we got a fascinating and personable glimpse at the remarkable life of a queer icon
Brian Butler immerses himself in NYC’ s Club Cumming for an unforgettable night
Music preview – Rendezvous with Marlene
Peter Groom, who is in the early years of his acting career, is a formidable performer. As I said when I reviewed his solo show in Edinburgh last year, this is not an impersonation of Marlene Dietrich – Peter Groom IS Marlene.
Peter Groom is one of the outstanding performers at this year’s Edinburgh Fringe in his magnetic recreation of Marlene Dietrich.
Melinda Hughes is an internationally known lyric opera singer who has diverted from her main career to create the real-life role of Margo Lion – supposed lover of Marlene Dietrich, ballet dancer from Constantinople turned 1930s cabaret chanteuse in Berlin.
The late and legendary Marlene Dietrich last appeared in Brighton at the Theatre Royal in 1973 – and 45 years later, she’s on her way back!
Trouser-Wearing Characters by Rose Collis is the first ever musical cabaret show written and performed by a British female author. This original entertainment, written and performed by local Sussex’s favourite Rose Collis, is a unique mixture of music, history and comedy.
