Previous shows

I’m a Woman : Kate Dimbleby celebrates her heroines of song

Kate and the band finished a hugely successful 5 WEEK RUN of their critically acclaimed new show “I’m a Woman :Kate Dimbleby celebrates her heroines of song” at the New End Theatre, Hampstead at the beginning of October 2010.
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The touring show, now titled “NICE GIRLS DON’T SING THE BLUES” opened at Cleo Laine and the late Johnny Dankworth’s venue The Stables on February 3rd in Wavendon, Milton Keynes and is now booking at venues around the UK. Please contact info@katedimbleby.com for more details.

Music To Watch Boys By

Kate Dimbleby and award winning director Cal McCrystal team up once more to create a show that defies expectation. In Music to Watch Boys By, Kate Dimbleby ventures into the heart of men’s song to give you her own – very fresh – whistle stop musical tour of the Seven Ages of Man.
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Fever! The Making of Peggy Lee

Fever! The Making of Peggy Lee recreates the unmistakeable sounds of one of America’s most eccentric singers.
Part confession, part concert, it is an eclectic guide to stardom with hot tips on how to “make it big” in showbiz, recalling the defining moments that shaped the life of this living legend. With sizzling renditions of such classic hits as Fever, I’m a Woman, He’s a Tramp, Why Don’t You Do Right? And Is That All There Is? Peggy takes her audience on an “emotional roller-coaster ride” of fame.
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The Other Woman

This double act with performance artiste Ernesto Tomasini, was commissioned by Nicholas Kent for a festival of jazz and comedy at the Tricycle Theatre in Kilburn and went on to a successful run at 1998 Edinburgh Festival, the Rondo Theatre in Bath and The Wharf theatre, Devizes.
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The Misanthrope

Kate starred as Celimene in Moving Theatre’s production of The Misanthrope in a new version with songs by Kit Hesketh Harvey (from Kit and the Widow). The production toured the UK in 2000.