One-Woman Show

· Don’t Ask the Lady…!

 

A celebration of 20th century female songwriters

 

Back by popular demand, Julie returned with her acclaimed

one-woman show to The Cabaret Lounge at Ye Olde Rose

and Crown, 53 Hoe Street, Walthamstow, London E17 4SA

on Sunday 30 October 2011. Pianist/MD was Off West End

Award nominee Aaron Clingham (pictured).

 

Don’t Ask the Lady…! is a celebration of 20th century female

songwriters whose talent and determination overcame obstacles

in a field where many were discouraged – it was simply not

considered ‘women’s work’. Through Julie’s “special blend of

humorous and touching cabaret”, discover rarely heard gems,

and ‘classics’ that are still as popular today as when they were

first written.

 

WATCH THIS SPACE FOR FUTURE PERFORMANCES!

 

 

· Sleeping With Straight Men

 

Julie is currently rehearsing the role of ‘Mom’ in this sexy, satirical comedy
inspired by true events. In 1995, an American talk show invited guests to reveal their secret crushes, in person, to the unsuspecting

objects of their affections. The shocking events that followed

inspired Ronnie Larsen to create this piece. The venue is

Above the Stag, Victoria – just behind Billy Elliot –  and the

show runs from January 11–February 12 at 7.30pm and 6pm

Sundays (please note, there are no Monday performances).

Click here for more information.

 

· My Big Gay Italian Wedding

 

Julie recently appeared as Angela, the overbearing Italian
mother, in this marvellous
extravaganza of a comedy. The
venue was
Above the Stag, Victoria – just behind Billy

Elliot – and the show ran from November 1–19 at 7.30pm

and 6pm Sundays (please note, there are no Monday
performances). Click
here for more information.

 

 

 

· Actors Re-Choired

 

This newly-formed group of Actors who perform eclectic songs under the guidance of Musical Director, Richard Link, made their hugely successful public debut on Saturday, August 27, 2011 at the Tristan Bates Theatre, in the heart of London’s West End, as part of the Museum of Broken Relationships. This was followed by several gigs, including open-air Christmas performances organised by the Seven Dials Association.

 

WATCH THIS SPACE FOR FUTURE PERFORMANCES!

Julie Ross

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