Cabaret Music
Boasting some of the most celebrated musical talent to have adorned the cream of cabaret venues in this country in recent years, we are thrilled and delighted to be associated with some of the biggest names in the modern day music arena.
Ranging from pop to opera and hailing from some of the most momentous and memorable West End productions of our time, this glittering array of talent comes straight from the 'A' list of Britains cabaret performers.
From Evita to the Phantom of the Opera and from Cats to Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, these leading men and women simply ooze class, talent and sheer professionalism and are guaranteed to enchant any audience.
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In 1966 she made her debut as a film actress in "To Sir With Love", and had a big hit with the film's title song. She continued with a thriving pop career and several television series of her own. Three years later she represented Britain in the Eurovision Song Contest, and was joint winner with representatives from three other countries, this was a first, there had never been a draw before, and the rules were altered to prevent it ever happening again. During the same year Lulu married Maurice Gibb of the Bee Gees. Unfortunately their careers forced them apart, and they divorced, childless, in 1973.
Lulu then married her hairdresser, John Frieda, and they stayed together for twenty years until they divorced, having had one son. Lulu's singing career wavered, but she remained in the public eye and continued to act.
Cabaret Music Overview
ABC
Flamboyant Electropop Band
Opera Band Amy Winehouse
British soul and jazz singer. Hit album 'Back to Black
Barbara Dickson Blondie with Debby Harry
Hit vocalist with a a voice of pure magic
Top ABBA Tribute
Seventies disco stars 
Welsh rock Diva Boy George & Culture Club
Smooth voiced leader of 'Culture Club
Brotherhood of Man
Eurovision winners Save Your Kisses For Me etc.
Bucks Fizz
With original member Mike Nolan. Eurovision winners
Cantabile
Close harmony vocal group-ideal for corporate
Charlotte Church
Child operatic star now a Pop icon
Ching Jiang
Beautiful violinist with dance similar to Venessa Mae
Danni Minogue
Australian songstress
Elaine Page
Elaine's first professional appearance was in the Anthony Newley/Leslie Bricusse musical "The Roar of The Greasepaint, the Smell of The Crowd". Many stage performances followed, including "Roar Like a Dove", "Rock Carmen", "Maybe That's Your Problem", "Hair", "Jesus Christ Superstar", Sandy in "Grease" and Rita in "Billy". In 1978 Elaine was chosen by Hal Prince to create the part of Eva Peron in "Evita".
Elkie Brooks
Born Elaine Bookbinder in Salford, Manchester on 25 February 1945, Elkie Brooks was born and raised in a Jewish family which encouraged and nurtured her inborn love of music. Her earliest singing lessons were received from her local Rabbi, as well as from Elkie's uncle Nat.
Disco star Gwen Dickey's Rose Royce
3 best selling albums
Heather Small
Born and raised on a West London council estate, Heather battled with shyness and a profound desire to sing from an early age. Captivated by gospel music's inspirational elements and influenced by '70s reggae and soul, she joined her first group, the blues and soul-tinged band 'HotHouse' while still in her teens.
Jamie Cullum
Cool jazz vocalist/pianist
Jane McDonald
The success of 'The cruise series and now a very popular TV personality and a superb cabaret performer
Joe Brown and The Bruvvers
Cockney star guitar/vocalist Oh Boy
Jools Holland and his Big Band
Keedie
Young vocal star opera-pop-musicals
Lesley Garrett
Lesley Garrett, CBE, is Britains most popular soprano, regularly appearing in both opera and in concert, on television and CD; she has won both critical acclaim and the affection of many fans and music lovers. As a recording artist, she has eleven solo CDs to her credit: Soprano in Red received the Gramophone Award for 'Best-selling Classical Artist of the Year', Diva!
Limahl
Former member of Kajagoojoo
Lionel Ritchie
Former member of The Commodores now an international star for 4 decades
Lisa Stansfield
Hit songstress from Lancashire
London Community Gospel Choir
London Community Gospel Choir
Lulu
She was born in 1948 in Glasgow, and shot to fame at the tender age of fifteen with her version of "Shout". Her backing group were called "The Luvvers", but she soon she become a solo artist. In 1966 she made her debut as a film actress in "To Sir With Love", and had a big hit with the film's title song.
Magnets (The)
Popular acapella cabaret
Michael Ball
Michael Ball's professional debut in the theatre was in the dual roles of Judas and John the Baptist in a production of "Godspell". His next major role was Frederic in "The Pirates of Penzance". He was seen by the impresario Cameron Mackintosh who immediately offered him the role of Marius in the Royal Shakespeare Company's production of "Les Miserables" at the Palace Theatre in London, and he subsequently recorded the London Cast Album of the show.
Marty Wilde & The Wildcats Star Fifties Band
Michael Crawford
Born in Salisbury, Wiltshire, Crawford began his career as a boy soprano in Benjamin Britten's Let's Make an Opera. Numerous television appearances and over 500 radio broadcasts later found him the popular star of television's Not So Much a Programme, More a Way of Life, which, combined with his screen performance in The Knack, earned him the Variety Club Award for Most Promising Newcomer.
Myleene Klass
Former Hearsay star and classically trained pianist
Pipettes (The)
Recalling Phil Spectors girl groups and the 'wall of sound
Puppini Sisters (The) Singtime
Singtime
Ruthie Henshall
Sophsiticated artiste with a superb voice
Sheila Ferguson
Former lead singer of The Three Degrees. Now a hugely successful cabaret star and appearing in hit musicals
Sophie Ellis Bexter
Hit albums Read My Lips and Shoot From The Hip
Suzi Quatro
Engaging seventies rock star atill top of the bill
The Three Degrees
The Philadelphia Sound with two out of three original members
Tony Hadley
Former member of Spandau Ballet
