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Kate Dimbleby Sings the Dory Previn Story Written with Amy Rosenthal and directed by Cal McCrystal Naadia Sheriff and I have had a wonderful time touring this show around the UK and fulfilling a personal dream by taking it to New York for a 3 week run in December 2014 where we were featured by […]
Read More...“With a voice of pure velvet, she has a magnetic stage presence…and captivates her audience.” Glasgow Herald
“A shimmering vocal versatility… she has the musical talent and jewel-eyed confidence to guarantee an audience a good time” Evening Standard
“Kate has an intensity of feeling combined with a freedom of spirit that brings to mind legendary singers like Ma Rainey and Bessie Smith, with a modern feel.” Marion Montgomery
“She has a wonderful rich, warm, dark voice with power enough in it to give Freddie Mercury a run for his money and pathos enough to sing Elvis Costello’s disturbing and difficult ‘I Want You’.” Financial Times
“It’s that extraordinary voice – treacly and sleepy at rest, filling the room with feeling when she turns it on.” The Daily Telegraph
“I think I’m in love… It was said about Fred and Ginger, “She gave him sex and he gave her class.” Well, Kate Dimbleby has both already and it is a killer combination.” The Scotsman
“Dimbleby is clearly a talent to watch, blessed not only with a great voice but a real gift as a songwriter in her own right. ” The Sunday Telegraph
“One of the must-see shows this Summer” The Sunday Times
“In a voice that combines the sob/ache of Judy Garland and the verve of Carly Simon, Ms. Dimbleby sings with simplicity and honesty, drawing us into each song.” Stage Buddy, New York
“Exhilarating new entertainment, a cocktail of blues, jazz, country, sing-songwriter pop and the sort of earthy, post-feminist humour that makes the Desperate Housewives look like members of the Salvation Army.” The Times
“Catch her while you can!” The Londonist
“Fab night with the amazing Kate dimbleby. We laughed, we cried, we sang along!” Living Spit Theatre Company
“Lovely evening @CrazyCoqs – @katedimbleby has such a generous spirit and beautiful talent. Such a privilege!” Lucy Shaufer, opera singer
“Simply blissful evening listening to @katedimbleby and @NaadiaSheriff bringing Dory Previn’s loves and songs to life. *sigh*. Thanks girls.” Churchill Music
“The last w/end of Brighton Fringe. My highlight of all the events I saw? That’s easy, @katedimbleby Dory Previn Story. Terrific performance.”
Saturday 16th January
WHO IS DORY PREVIN? Kate Dimbleby sings the Dory Previn Story
Ustinov Studio, Theatre Royal, Bath
14th - 16th June
Birdsongs (a work in progress)
Wardrobe Theatre, Bristol
23rd June
Birdsongs (a work in progress)
Theatre Shop, Clevedon
30th June 2016
Kate Dimbleby and Keith Warmington
Rainbow Cafe, Clifton
20th October 2016
Kate Dimbleby and Keith Warmington at the Fringe, Bristol
The Fringe, Clifton
26th November 2016
Kate and Keith’s Winter Warmer
Tropicana, Weston-Super-Mare
11th December 2016
Kate and Keith’s Winter Warmer
Tropicana, Weston-Super-Mare
6th November 2016
Women be Wise with Naadia Sheriff (piano/vocals) and Julie Walkington (bass)
The Pheasantry, Kings Road, London
See full calendar here
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@SpartanBathDdge She said there was no-one there. It was dark. And now we are back home feeling disappointed! Is it too late to go back?
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