Whole Lotta Cabaret - 14 September

Host Lavinia Draper:

Hosted by top New York Cabaret performer Lavinia Draper. A performing sensation with over 30 years top New York cabaret experience.

Magician Mark Williams:

Mark is a firm favourite with corporate bookers, celebrities and venues around the world. Mark has entertained clients including royalty, prime ministers, Hollywood A-Listers, stars of TV, sport, music, politics and entertainment. Events have included fashion shows, launch parties, private house parties, Christmas events, Birthdays, film premiers, anniversaries, engagement parties, charity events and proms.

Singer Andrew Bourne:

Andrew Bourne is one of the UK’s best loved Jazz and Swing vocalists. A natural entertainer, Andrew brings his own unique charm and charisma to the stage along with the classic style and panache of the greatest artists of the genre. Fresh from his recent 2023 appearance on ITV1’s Starstruck on which he reached the final performing as Frank Sinatra, Andrew continues to build on his successful solo career.

Having first won the hearts of the nation in 2014 when he entered and came fourth on Britain’s Got Talent as part of vocal harmony group ‘Jack Pack’, Andrew enjoyed a fantastic adventure which included the release of a UK top ten album  and performing alongside global artists such as Katy Perry, Take That and Jessie J. As well as touring across the world delivering the finest corporate entertainment, the band performed on primetime TV shows including Xtra Factor, Strictly Come Dancing 'It Takes Two', Sunday night at the Palladium and Big Brother as well as broadcasting live on Radio 2 for Graham Norton, Terry Wogan and Ken Bruce.

As well as the honour of singing for HM King Charles at the Royal Palaces, Andrew has delivered ‘bucket list’ shows at both The Royal Albert Hall and Proms in the Park performing at the latter for an audience of 50,000.

Comedian Stephen K Amos:

Stephen K Amos is a British stand-up comedian and television personality who began his career as a compere at the Big Fish comedy clubs in South London. Well-loved for hosting TV's The Stephen K. Amos Show and BBC Radio 4's Life: An Idiot's Guide, he has appeared many times on television programmes such as Live At The Apollo, Stewart Lee's Comedy Vehicle, Alan Davies: As Yet Untitled, and QI. From 2013-2017 he was the host/presenter of Radio 4's What Does The K Stand For?, a semi-autobiographical sitcom about his own South London childhood.

Please note, the seating for this event will be on the stage.