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Calling all theatre lovers! A night at the theatre has never felt more important. With the dark winter nights that feel like they start at 4pm, and icy temperatures that just keep getting colder, nothing sounds better than cosying up in an auditorium and being immersed in a night of live music.
Cast-wise, the creative team mixed things up a lot whilst still staying true to the identifiable traits of the characters and naturally, several things stood out for me.Janiq Charles as Katherine Parr was an exceptional choice. Casting a Trinidadian actress in this role was a decision that should have been made sooner. Her rich vocals had a velvety depth I haven't heard vocally in that role before .
The live backing singers and band were exquisite and really got the energy going in the room, another reason why being near the front was a good choice as you could feel the energy they were giving off.If 'dinner and a show' and all that jazz tickle your fancy, then you need to enjoy an evening of decadence at the London Cabaret Club's latest offering, Roxie Rocks Chicago.
The show follows crook Nathan Detroit and his relationship with his fiancee of 14 years, showgirl Miss Adelaide . Their love story runs in tandem with the unlikely romance between gambler Sky Masterson and Salvation Army missionary Sarah Brown . Sky is challenged to find $1,000 to finance Nathan's crap game by taking Sarah to the cacophonous streets of Havana.