They've got rhythm, they've got music, who could ask for anything more?

Impossible to pigeon-hole, the multi-talented artist offered an evening that mixed pop delight and cabaret intrigue.

The West End star brings a distinctive British sparkle to the Broadway hits in her delightful cabaret show.

An infectious interactive experience from which there's no escape, even for the cautious bystander.

A fateful phone call between an aging star and an emerging starlet becomes the vehicle for an unforgettable evening of exquisite cabaret.

D'Arietta's Cohen was a safe, satisfying journey rather than a ride.

More a musical pavlova than a croquembouche, but tasty nevertheless.

Vocally and emotionally, you longed for the depth of the man himself, but that was just plain unreasonable.

The combination of Coughlan's authentic lived-in blues and engaging humour was intoxicating

Intriguing and enjoyable – but more jam session than show.

More magician than homme fatale in his Thierry Mugler original, Ratzke still transported his audience on a titillating journey of the imagination.

A 'middling' cultural icon presenting songs from his 'middling smash' brought the house down.