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Jason Pimblett and Samantha Howard

Wednesday, May 13th, 2009

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Gerry McCrudden and some of his talented friends get together to present,  An Evening with Gerry McCrudden and Friends. Two of Gerry’s accomplished friends are the vocalists, Jason Pimblett on piano and soprano, Samantha Howard.  They join Gerry at Fletch @ St. Andrews on Monday 18th May at 6.00 pm for a delightful evening of affable humour, engaging recollections and enchanting music.  Also appearing will be the acclaimed guitarist, Lee Westwood, tenor George Wood and pianist, Colin Blanchflower.   A pleasant evening of superb entertainment not to be missed!

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The Aviator Club

Wednesday, May 6th, 2009

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Check out this wonderful preview of stunning vintage cabaret, an extravaganza of 1940’s dance, burlesque, dazzling circus and magic.  The Parlure Players present ‘The Aviator Club’ at the classy Spiegeltent & Garden and take you on a journey around the world.

Captained by the suave, Dusty Limits, The Aviator Club features the barnstorming Bees Knees, high-flying hula girl Anna The Pocket Rocket, the magic of Stand Not Amazed and Piff, bellydancing Hilde, heartbreaking soprano Sharon Eilzabeth, saucy burlesque dancer Cherri Shakewell, airborne Alex Poulter, tapdancing Josephine Shaker, the hostessing skills of the Trollied Dollies and a live music from Top Shelf Jazz.

All credit goes to Jessica Magill who has produced a spectacular world premier show and so worth seeing.  Don’t miss it!

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Drookit Dogs Album Lauanch

Monday, May 4th, 2009

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Hitting the floor running is the Brighton based folk/indie trio, The Drookit Dogs.  Raw throaty vocals mix well with an aura of jazzy punk; perhaps a cross between The Clash, The Cure and The Pogues. Last year we filmed them at Brighton’s Fringe City.

Matt Oldfield, Tom Edwards and Matt White are on at Fletch @ St. Andrews with the release of their new album, “Call the Guards”. So for a great preview of their new Album, go and see Drookit Dogs at Fletch @ St Andrews.

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Des O’Connor And the Devil May Drag You Under

Monday, May 4th, 2009

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Internationally renowned Des O’Connor with his catchy melodies and spirited ukulele playing reminds you of that vibrant “Age of Jazz”those dark years that spanned the end of the First World War through to the “Roaring Twenties” and petering out at the “Great Depression”…

Now in the very modern, “Information Age” and with a very modern economic depression, Des as Host of And the Devil May Drag You Under will lift your spirits with an eclectic mix of supremely talented artists -  Eric Walton, illusionist and magician will confound you with his nimble slight of hand tricks;   Mantryx, New York’s leading aerial duo will thrill you with their risqué aerialist displays;  and the House Band, Frisky and Manish hailing from the world-renowned Leipzig Conservatoire will bring the unfamiliar to a new light.

For more information about dates and times of the show, do check out Fletch @ St Andrews.

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Anna, “The Pocket Rocket” from the Aviator Club at the Spiegeltent, Brighton Fringe

Saturday, May 2nd, 2009

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Check out the talented high-flying hula girl “Anna, The Pocket Rocket!  With all this hoop-la she’s not a lady to miss!

Anna’s on at The Aviator Club at The Parlure Spiegeltent & Garden from the 1st to the 9th May at the Old Steine.  Her fellow flying companions are the barnstorming The Bees Knees, the magic of Stand Not Amazed and Piff, the belly dancer, Hilde, theartbreaking soprano Sharon Eilzabeth, saucy burlesque dancer Cherry Shakewell, airborne Alex Poulter, tap dancing Josephine Shaker, the hostessing skills of the Trollied Dollies and live music from Top Shelf Jazz.

An evening of classy cabaret awaits you at The Aviator Club as you fly 1940’s style to Cabaretania!

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