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pete corrigan and friends
music
in the foyer
Sunday 27 July | 7.30pm
£8.50 All
your favourite swing hits with Pete Corrigan on
double bass, Paul Wood on vocals, Martin
Guy on drums, Johnny Withers on vibes
and John China on piano.
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helen
keating
music
in the foyer
Sunday 17 August | 7.30pm
£8.50 Popular
jazz singer Helen Keating makes a welcome return with her own combo
performing songs by all the greats - Duke Ellington, George Gershwin,
Dizzy Gillespie, Johnny Mercer, Fats Waller and many more.
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syd
lawrence orchestra
Monday 25 August
3.30pm | £18 | £16.50 concessions
7.30pm | £18
Voted Best
Big Band in the Land for the last 12 years, the Syd Lawrence Orchestra,
directed by Chris Dean, have an energetic swinging sound that is
guaranteed to lift your spirit. Includes all of your favourites
with the music of Glenn Miller, Count Basie, Tommy Dorsey, Frank
Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald and many more.
“The
best band currently playing this music anywhere in the world”
Malcolm Laycock (BBC Radio 2)
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the
westenders
more of the best musicals ever
Monday 1 September | 7.30pm
£17.50 | £15 under 16s
A spectacular
concert of your favourite songs from the world's greatest musicals.
Starring a talented
cast of performers who have appeared in the most famous shows to
hit London, all backed by a superb live band. This is a non-stop
musical extravaganza that will leave you cheering for more.
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magical
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the
great american songbook
Saturday 6 September | 2.30pm
£12
£10 if you book all 3 Magical Matinees
Celebrate four decades of American popular song, from the early
hits of Tin Pan Alley with Berlin, Kern
and Gershwin, through the great musicals of Rodgers,
Hart and Hammerstein and not forgetting
the golden age of movie songwriters Johnny Mercer
and Harold Arlen.
Hear the stories
behind the songs and tributes to the stars Al Jolson,
Judy Garland and the great Frank Sinatra.
This all-singing, all-dancing show revisits those
glorious, glamorous years with the songs that shaped a nation…
“They don’t write them like that any more!”
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“As
irresistible as a chocolate truffle …. a sweet surprise”
The Mail on Sunday |
my
brilliant divorce
Monday 8 September | 7.30pm
£17 | £15 groups 10+
This
achingly funny and poignant play will touch the heart of anyone
who has ever been loved.
My Brilliant
Divorce was nominated for ‘Best Entertainment’ at the
Olivier Awards in 2004 after playing a sell-out season in the West
End. Award winning comedienne Dillie Keane stars as Angela. Dillie's
many theatre credits include the comedy cabaret trio Fascinating
Aida, Me and My Girl, The Vagina Monologues and Grumpy Old Women.
When Angela
Lipsky’s husband has a mid-life crisis and a mid-European
affair, she finds herself adrift in a sea of shifty solicitors,
helpline counsellors, a disapproving mother and Christmas all on
her own…
Bizarre dates,
suspect purchases, a near reconciliation with the ex, and a singles
‘away weekend’ that brings about a surprise meeting
and maybe some hope.
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elkie
brooks
Sunday 14 September | 7.30pm
£20
With numerous
awards, million-selling albums and hit singles such as Pearl’s
a Singer, Sunshine after the Rain and Fool if
you think it’s Over, Elkie Brooks is one of the UK’s
most popular and powerful vocal talents.
Don’t
miss this electric evening with Elkie – a unique chance to
catch her singing some of her classic hits, blues, jazz and perhaps
a song or two from her forthcoming album.
“Still
One of the Great British Voices” The Guardian
www.elkiebrooks.com
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Fancy dress
is not obligatory but highly recommended!
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sing-a-long-a
hairspray
Monday 15 September | 7.30pm
£15 | £12 under 16s
A brand new
Sing-a-long-a show based on the 2007 hit film starring John Travolta,
Michelle Pfeiffer, Christopher Walken and Queen Latifah, with lyrics
on-screen so everyone can join in and your very own live host to
lead you through all the special magic moments.
It’s Baltimore,
1962 – what better time and place for big-hearted Tracy Turnblad
to indulge her passion for DANCING! Sing-a-long-a Hairspray is a
wild, noisy, fun filled experience. Dance in the aisles, boo Velma
and be amazed at John Travolta’s fat suit. This is the show
where no amount of hair products will stop you letting your hair
down and there are NO RULES.
From the team
that brought you Sing-a-long-a Sound of Music.
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west
ham united dream team
Thursday 18 September | 7.45pm
£25
Who would you pick to be in West Ham's Best XI over
the past 40 years?
Come along and see if you agree with our expert
panel including Billy Bonds, Alan Devonshire,
Julian Dicks, Phil Parkes and
host Tony Gale. An enjoyable evening of nostalgia
in the company of some of the greatest players ever to wear the
Claret and Blue as they deliberate over Hammers best line-up from
the mid sixties onwards. Followed by a Q&A session, time permitting.
www.footballforfans.co.uk
Please note: in extreme circumstances we reserve the
right to substitute members of the panel due to their availability
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the
liam grundy band
Sunday 21 September | 7.30pm
£8.50
An evening of
laidback humour and good time honky-tonk blues from Liam and his
brilliant four-piece band. Blending jazz, country and original material
from Memphis to New Orleans, Liam has proved a hit with audiences
from Nashville to the UK’s National Theatre, where he often
performs. Liam regularly tours throughout Europe and the US and
in recent years has worked closely with Elvis guitar legend Scotty
Moore, James Burton and Billy Swan. Liam’s recent Album Richmond
will be on sale on the night.
Listen to Liam
at www.myspace.com/liamgrundy
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cockney
ding dong
Tuesday 23 September | 8pm
£8.50
It’s time
to Roll out the Barrel for a good old fashioned ding dong!
Mickie Driver
presents scores of songs, loads of laughs and plenty of Pearlies
with top variety acts from special guests Dale Warren, Gloria Kaye,
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squadronaires
Sunday 28 September | 7.30pm
£15 | £12
Swing with the
Squadronaires in a special concert in aid of SSAFA Forces Help.
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five
star swing
Saturday 4 October | 2.30pm
£12
£10 if you book all 3 Magical Matinees
An exciting
afternoon of hits you'll know and love.
From Benny Goodman
and Glenn Miller to unforgettable songs like Mr Bojangles
and Bad, Bad Leroy Brown plus some foot-stomping jazz…
they swing like crazy!
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grand
union youth orchestra
with members of havering youth orchestra
Monday 6 October
| 7.30pm
£10
Celebrate the
talent and diversity of Havering and East London’s best young
musicians.
Led by Grand Union’s own professional world
musicians, this unique orchestra perform an intoxicating mix of
different jazz, classical and folk traditions. Their repertoire
will take you on a global musical journey from South America, the
Caribbean and Africa to Eastern Europe, South Asia and China; with
dance rhythms from samba and ska to bhangra and West African drumming.
There really is something for everyone.
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lives” Daily Mirror
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the
elvis years
Sunday 19 October | 7.30pm
£19.50 | £17.50 concessions
Are you ready
to rock ‘n’ roll? The UK’s number one Elvis show
is back! Don’t miss this outstanding concert tour production
of the hit West End Show Jailhouse Rock with its original
star Mario Kombou in a tour-de-force performance as ‘The King’
and award-winning Musical Director David Mackay leading the incredible
live band.
With over 40 of your favourite Elvis hits the show
captures his musical life from the early days of That’s
Alright Mama, appearances on the Ed Sullivan Show, and his
movie’s GI Blues and Jailhouse Rock, to
the famous ’68 Comeback Special, finishing with the stunning
Las Vegas performances and Suspicious Minds.
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keith
ball and friends - a night of swing
music
in the foyer
Sunday 26 October | 7.30pm
£8.50
Swing and big
band classics as sung by Keith Ball, son of jazz legend Kenny Ball.
With special guests Rae Marnie and Josh Dubovie.
Listen to Keith’s
silky smooth swinging sound at www.myspace.com/keithballuk
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noël
coward - a musical celebration
Tuesday 28 October | 8pm
£8.50
With Coward’s
comedy Hay Fever on at the Queen’s (26 September
– 18 October), members of cut to the chase…
and guests celebrate the songs, style and showmanship of the one
and only Noël Coward.
The evening
iIncludes Coward’s most popular songs such as Mad about
the Boy and Someday I’ll Find You from Private
Lives and other evergreen classics from the 20s and 30s by Ivor
Novello, George Gershwin, Cole Porter and many more.
Supported by
the Noël
Coward Foundation
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pack
up your troubles
Saturday 8 November | 2.30pm
£12
£10 if you book all 3 Magical Matinees
A non-stop
afternoon of singalong favourites, mixing the best of Music Hall
with the great songs of the wartime 40s. All under the watchful
eye of your Chairman.
So dust off
that feather boa, hurry on down to meet our very own Pearly Queen
and enjoy a lovely afternoon out - this is entertainment the old
fashioned way!
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A ballet spectacular
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moscow
ballet - coppélia
Sunday 9 November | 4pm | 7.45pm
£21 | £15 under 16s
Following their
sell-out show last year, a hand-picked selection of some of Russia’s
finest dancers return to the Queen’s for another stunning
performance that will capture your imagination.
Coppelia is one of the jewels of classical ballet.
Based on a wondrous comic fairytale we follow a love story infused
with charm and humour. There's an eccentric old toymaker, Doctor
Coppélius, the feisty Swanilda, her fiancé Franz and
the amazingly life-like doll, Coppélia, together with a supporting
cast of youthful, mischievous characters.
The sensational Moscow Ballet has toured throughout
the world with the very best dancers from the Bolshoi, Kirov and
Ballet Theatres of Kiev and Odessa. This talented company have deservedly
gained vast international acclaim. World-renowned soloists Nadejda
Ivanova, Ekaterina Shalyapina, Andrey Lyapin, and Alexander Sedov
lead this fabulous Moscow Ballet Production under the direction
of Elik Melikov.
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“Simmering”
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just
like a woman
barb jungr sings nina simone
Sunday 16 November | 7.30pm
£17
Fresh
from sell-out shows around the world, our greatest song-stylist
celebrates the work of the late, great Nina Simone.
Barb
Jungr’s passionate voice and deliciously funny performances
have drawn comparisons to Edith Piaf, Peggy Lee and Nina Simone
herself. Don’t miss her beautifully haunting and unique Hymn
to Nina, with classic hits Feeling Good, Please Don’t
Let Me Be Misunderstood, Lilac Wine, Just like
a Woman and many more.
“Magnificent...
Jungr's voice is truly a thing of wonder” The
Daily Express
“Jungr’s singing soars with emotion”
Time Out New York
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richard
digance
Monday 17 November | 7.30pm
£17.50
With a career
spanning more than 30 years Richard Digance is one of the most successful
performers in British show business.
He has performed to half a million at Knebworth
with The Beach Boys, received a BAFTA Nomination, a Gold Award from
the British Academy of Songwriters, and has even had nine letter
words on Countdown! But Richard feels most at home on stage, performing
his unique blend of songs, rhymes and stories. Don’t miss
the master at work.
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the
famous potatoes
Sunday 23 November | 7.30pm
£8.50
Eight great musicians bring you a high-energy night
of toe-tapping tunes.
Bluegrass, country, gospel, swing, folk, Cajun…
The Potatoes play the type of music they call “soil music”
– because it’s earthy!
Whatever it’s called - it’s fun, fast
and very popular.
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a
night at the musicals
Tuesday 25 November | 8pm
£8.50
From
show tunes to standards, the West End heads east for a fun and entertaining
evening of cabaret.
Starring
members of the Queen’s professional company cut
to the chase… as well as regular guests.
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london
community gospel choir
Sunday 30 November | 8pm
£18 | £15 concessions
Energetic, inspiring and utterly breathtaking! Following
previous sell-out shows at the Queen’s, the London Community
Gospel Choir make a welcome return.
The group have supported Madonna at Live 8, played
at Glastonbury, recorded the soundtrack for Disney’s The
Lion King and even sung on the 2006 Official England World
Cup Song.
Beautiful melodies, glorious rich harmonies, traditional
and soulful arrangements, funky gospel flair and invigorating choreography.
Watch them raise the roof!
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kenny
ball and his jazzmen
50th anniversary concert
Wednesday 3 December | 8pm
£18 An
unforgettable night of toe-tapping, feel-good music from this British
jazz legend.
Kenny and his
band are as popular today as they were in the 1960s, when they had
their first chart hits Samantha, Midnight in Moscow and When I’m
64.
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“Awesome”
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talon
- the best of eagles
take It easy to eden - 35 years of eagles hits
Thursday 4 December | 8pm
£18
Talon bring
you a night to remember with the biggest and most exciting Eagles
show yet. Featuring all the Eagles Classics, solo tracks from Henley,
Frey and Walsh and new material from the Eagles long awaited new
album.
Lyin’ Eyes, Desperado, Take
It To The Limit, Life In The Fast Lane, Take It
Easy, New Kid In Town, The Last Resort, Hotel
California, Witchy Woman, Heartache Tonight…
the hits go on and on.
www.talonmusic.co.uk
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the
spirit of christmas by candlelight
the locrian ensemble
Monday 8 December | 7.30pm
£19 | £16 concessions
With lavish
period costume and ornate candle-lit setting this is the perfect
atmosphere to get your family Christmas celebrations off to a festive
start. The spirit of Christmas fills the stage with seasonal carols,
Yuletide favourites and variations on Christmas tunes for harp and
strings.
The Locrian are one of Britain's best-loved musical
ensembles, they are joined by Jill Washington, West End star of
Phantom of the Opera.
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glenn
miller orchestra
Sunday 21 December
3.30pm | £16
7.30pm | £18
Swing your way into Christmas with a performance packed full of
popular tunes from the big band years arranged Glenn Miller style.
The perfect
way to catch that festive feeling!
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chas
and dave
Sunday 4 January | 7.30pm
£19 | £17.50 concessions
The legendary
cockney duo perform their greatest hits including Rabbit, Ain’t
No Pleasing You, Gertcha, Sideboard Song and many more.
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“Laugh
out loud funny”
The Observer |
arabella
weir
does my bum look big in this?
Wednesday 14 January | 7.30pm
£17 | £15 for groups 10+
Funny, touching and intimate - this is the perfect
girls’ night out! Acclaimed comedy writer and TV star, Arabella
Weir, reads from her hilarious best-selling novel, which has been
compared to the wonderful Bridget Jones Diary.
Arabella Weir is known to millions with TV appearances
on Harry Enfield, The Fast Show, Lenny Henry Show, Grumpy Old Women
and Channel 4’s She’s Gotta Have It.
“Both
very funny and unexpectedly touching” Joanna
Lumley
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the
conmitments
Friday 16 January | 7.30pm
£18
The
UK’s number one musical tribute to the feel-good film of the
90s, bring you the biggest soul and Motown hits.
Includes
Mustang Sally, Try a Little Tenderness, Nowhere
to Run, Chain of Fools, Soul Man, Midnight
Hour, Respect and many more.
www.theconmitments.co.uk
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