Liza Pulman & Joe Stilgoe: Hooray for Hollywood
Liza Pulman & Joe Stilgoe: Hooray for Hollywood at Ashburton Arts Centre, Newton Abbot
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About the show
Some of the best loved songs of our movie-musical lives.
The Wizard of Oz to Wicked, West Side Story to La La Land - and many many more
The Hollywood musical feels like it’s been with us forever. Starting with the Jazz Singer in 1927, almost 100 years later audiences are still flocking to the box-office to watch the big screen come alive with singing, dancing, comedy and romance. Liza Pulman and Joe Stilgoe’s combined love and exhaustive movie knowledge is on technicolour display here as they bring some of these great movie-musical songs to life on the stage. No big screen, only big talents, great harmonies and lots of music and laughter. So, bring your popcorn as they bring you the magic of the movie musicals
Liza Pulman’s eclectic career has encompassed music, theatre and comedy, from Glyndebourne Opera through West End musical theatre and, most notably, as one-third of the satirical comedy trio Fascinating Aida. Her solo show Liza Pulman Sings Streisand played West End runs to packed houses and five-star reviews.
Joe Stilgoe is an internationally acclaimed singer, pianist and songwriter. His career extends across theatre, TV and radio and he is a regular on Radio 4 on shows including Loose Ends, The Horne Section and Add to playlist. Joe has worked with some of the finest orchestras and bands in the world and has released nine albums, five of which topped the UK Jazz chart.
Featuring - Liza Pulman
Liza Pulman is a Drama Desk Award-nominated singer and actress, best known as a third of the cabaret group Fascinating Aïda.
Joe Stilgoe
Son of songwriter and TV personality Richard Stilgoe, Joe's jazzy and witty sets mix songwriting, singing and piano playing. He is a founding member of the hit Radio 4 comedy show, The Horne Section.
'Well, stone the crows, this Joseph is a clever kid' (Sir Tim Rice)
'More talent than you can shake a walking stick at' (David Finkle, Back Stage, New York)
'Not since Oscar Peterson's halcyon days have I heard a jazz piano player who could be compared to such a great artist in both technique and inspiration' (Sir John Dankworth).