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Fans of the legendary singer Kate Bush can enjoy a celebratory evening with a difference with An Evening Without Kate Bush at Theatre Royal Winchester on Friday 6 September.
This award-winning show plays homage to Kate Bush, her music, and her fans (those who have been around for decades or more recently via the Stranger Things phenomenon), plus the mythology surrounding one of the most influential voices in British music.
An Evening Without Kate Bush features classic hits including Running Up That Hill, Cloudbusting and The Man With The Child In His Eyes, plus unexpected B-sides and bootlegs, as well as unique takes on songs like This Woman’s Work and Babooshka.
The show comes to Winchester after enjoying a sold-out and critically acclaimed Edinburgh Fringe premiere; London seasons; UK and Australian tours; and five-star reviews. It is performed by actress, writer, director, improviser and internationally renowned cabaret performer, Sarah-Louise Young, who has appeared in the West End including with the show, Fascinating Aida and with the Olivier-award winning improvised musical group, The Showstoppers. She is also a regular host for the Black Cat Cabaret at Crazy Coqs cabaret club, theatre and music venue in London.
Now she invites audiences to release their inner Kate Bush through a joyful and mind-blowing show that has to be seen to be believed.
An Evening Without Kate Bush will be at Theatre Royal Winchester on Friday 6 September at 7.30pm. For more information or to book tickets, visit: theatreroyalwinchester.co.uk or call 01962 840 440.
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