From the creators of Le Haggis
If you love Le Haggis, then you will love what we have done with 70 High Street. We have transformed it into sexy cabaret lounge and on the 18th, 30th and 31st we will be collaborating with The Swan Hotel to bring you stunning three course meals and the best international cabaret – all for £55. Supper Club is located next door to Boots.
Sat 18th Jan – Paris is Burning
If you love the romance and nostalgia of Paris, then this show is for you. The artists will transport you back to the origins of the Parisian Chanson to the glamour of Europop. There is literally no show like this on earth covering the songs of Edith Piaff, Jacques Brel, Josephine Baker and Brigitte Bardot. This is the kind of show where you are immersed in the sounds and get to hear the incredible stories of the artists behind each song played lovingly on piano and accordian.
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Thu 30th Jan – Pet Shop Boys
‘Indefinite Leave to Remain’ is the new show by Dagmarr’s Kabarett. A love letter to London from the heart of eternal nomad ghost Hersh Dagmarr as he and his pianist and arranger extraordinaire Karen Newby deconstruct the songs of The Pet Shop Boys and transport them to the Weimar era. Hersh Dagmarr is a London-based Queer singer/songwriter and visual artist. His visceral inspiration from the grand Weimar Berlin era mixed with his own experience as a club kid from the noughties and the 2010s evolved into a unique blend of jazz, dance and electronic avant-pop with elements of cabaret mixed in. “My interest in music is quite polar. It’s equally coming from a faraway past and a rather distant future. Like some kind of haunting past life.”
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Bowie Unplugged is a celebration of the music of one of the greatest pop icons. Acclaimed British pianist and The Exchange’s Artist in Residence, Janette Mason, presents a fresh look at Bowie’s songs, with new arrangements, jazz twists, and an altogether unique approach. Janette is joined by the incredible vocalist David McAlmont, best known for his hit Yes with Bernard Butler. He brings a unique theatricality to Bowie’s material and is supported by a band of world class musicians. They have been performing to sell out audiences for the last ten years and have acquired a loyal fan base along the way. With Simon Little on bass.
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