Hit show An Evening Without Kate Bush heads for London

Edinburgh Festival Fringe hit An Evening Without Kate Bush will transfer to London’s Soho Theatre from 18 May until 6 June 2020.

Sarah-Louise Young’s fond tribute to one of Britain’s most innovative and distinctive singer/songwriters will arrive in London following a short tour launching at Bristol’s Tobacco Factory from 30 April until 3 May.

The cabaret-style show charts the five decade-long career of the star who first found fame as a teenager with the unforgettable ‘Wuthering Heights’.

Produced by David Johnson and John Mackay by arrangement with Corrie McGuire Management, An Evening Without Kate Bush played a critic and crowd-pleasing run in Edinburgh last year. The show is directed by Russell Lucas.

An actress, writer, director and international cabaret performer, Young has previously appeared in the West End in her Julie Andrew’s tribute, Julie Madly Deeply. A one-time member of Fascinating Aida, Young is half of writing and performing duo Roulston and Young with Matthew Roulston. The partners are currently working on a new musical, Maxa, The Most Assassinated Woman In The World.

Angela Thomas

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