Jermyn Street Theatre to pay tribute to American songwriters
Composers Stephen Sondheim, Frank Loesser, Irving Berlin and Cole Porter are to be celebrated in a four-week cabaret season at the Jermyn Street Theatre next month.
The Jermyn Street Theatre Photo: Pat Cooke
The American Songbook in London will be hosted by Jeff Harnar and kicks off on February 6 with Andrea Marcovicci performing music by Loesser.
Steve Ross will present works by Sondheim from February 13 followed by Maude Maggart singing Berlin from February 20 and Harnar himself completing the season with Porter from February 27 to March 4.
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- Steve Ross
- Maude Maggart
- Andrea Marcovicci
- Jermyn Street Theatre
- Jeff Harnar
- Entry for Stephen Sondheim in Wikipedia
- Entry for Irving Berlin in Wikipedia
- Entry for Frank Loesser in Wikipedia
- Entry for Cole Porter in Wikipedia
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