Phil Starr Tribute - Second Half...

venue:   Brighton Dome review date:   Sunday, 29 January 2006 photos by:   Sam Milford [ intro | page 1 | page 2 | page 3 ]

review

After the interval we were introduced to some new theatrical talent in the shape of the React Theatre Company who are currently planning their Jekyll & Hyde Musical at the Gardner Arts Centre. Topping & Butch appeared to tumulteous applause and gave their take on Cherie Blair and, perhaps more significantly, the drag queens of the circuit. Claudia Patrice unleashed her huuuge voice before making way for the always-fabulous D E Experience, whose vocal impressions were given extra dimension by the accoustics of the venue. Very appropriately, Maisie Trollette rounded off with her own tribute to her old comedy partner.

Finally, the goosebumps broke out as the hairs stood up to attention as The Rainbow Chorus teamed up with The City of Brighton Gay Men's Chorus to sing out the anthem to the show - When You Tell Me That You Love Me.

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		Phil Starr Tribute Show 'When You Tell Me That You Love Me' was a unique show that filled the stage at the Brighton Dome with talent, bringing the capacity audience to a standing ovation. view review
		Phil Starr Tribute - First Half photos by Sam Milford Lola kicked the first half off off with a couple of songs and then introduced a short video montage of some of Phil's work... view review
		Phil Starr Tribute - Second Half photos by Sam Milford After the interval we were introduced to some new theatrical talent in the shape of the React Theatre Company who are currently planning their Jekyll & Hyde Musical at the Gardner Arts Centre... view review

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Originally the riding stables and school of the Prince of Wales in the early 19th Century, the Brighton Dome is one of the most beautiful centres of art in the country. Brighton Dome is made up of the Concert Hall with a theatre-style capacity of 1800, the Corn Exchange with a flexible capacity of up to 1200, and the black-box studio-style Pavilion Theatre for up to 320l The next Brighton Dome date for your diary: Monday, 13th October Russell Kane - Gaping Flaws @ Pavilion Theatre (Brighton Dome) (Magners Paramount Comedy Festival) Click for more info and complete listings for Brighton Dome