Entertainment & Productions

Our entertainment programmes provide great variety using a unique blended approach of drama, music and song.

We can also devise a bespoke programme for your event, whether corporate, wedding or special celebrations, such as retirement, birthday, anniversary party, or seasonal occasions for example Christmas, Halloween, Summertime.

There are two main strands, one in a lighter perhaps even interactive vein, usually set in a cafe atmosphere, and one more traditionally based as more of a concert performance. Often though the two styles are merged, to provide a lively and entertaining mix.

Cafe Cabaret

Our "Cafe Cabaret" series combines a cafe social atmosphere with music, drama, sketches, poerty and song to create a lively and enjoyable evening out.

In the Perfect Company of ....

Programmes "In the Perfect Company of..." take a more classic approach, based around a concert-style performance, featuring for example, extracts from plays, poetry, music, and songs from musicals & opera, all interwoven to produce a themed approach to the entertainment.

For 2011:

A new Cafe Cabaret at Christmas is in preparation, particularly designed to entertain at Association, Society and Club Christmas dinners.
Contact us now to check if we are available to support your own Christmas event.

Our Most Recent Productions were:

• Witness,
where we provided the lighting for Cameo Theatre Company in the world premier of Nick Warburton's stage adaptation of his own award winning radio plays, as part of the Michaelhouse Festival.

• Short Cuts & Fringe Benefits,
a lighthearted look at popular books, films and plays, performed for the 2010 Hemingford Local History Society Christmas Dinner.

• Cafe Cabaret in Love,
provided a lively but lyrical look at Love, in celebration of Valentines day.

• Cafe Cabaret O4RB,
a reprise of aspects of Cafe Cabaret Tonight, for a Huntingdon networking group Christmas bash!

• Cafe Cabaret Tonight,
building on our successful Cafe Cabaret Francais.

• "They'll Never Believe Me",
performed at the BBC/Imperial War Museum WWI "Rememberance" event.