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# PREVIEW: Online Season From The Phoenix Arts Club
- URL: https://www.scenemag.co.uk/preview-online-season-from-the-phoenix-arts-club/
- Published: 2021-02-23T18:01:00.000Z
- Updated: 2021-02-23T17:53:25.000Z
- Description: Brian Butler looks forward to live-streamed cabaret from the heart of Soho
- Author: Brian Butler
- Tags: Arts, Cabaret, Comedy, Music, Previews, Colin Savage, Phoenix Arts Club

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A cabaret gem of a venue, nestling beneath the Phoenix Theatre in London’s Charing Cross Road , starts this week with weekly on-line concerts that will bring us cabaret, theatre, music and comedy.

The series marks a year of digital and live performances at the **Phoenix Arts Club**, which has included its Saturday Supershow and its adult panto Alice In Streamingland. Online From The Phoenix Arts Club will run weekly on Fridays, starting on 26 February.

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The independently-owned venue has provided live entertainment for 30 years. **Colin Savage**, Financial Director, told me : “ Well, theatres wouldn’t have dreamed of putting a show online a year ago. But look how we have changed since March 2020\. We’ve led the way with live-streamed cabaret from artists’ homes once a week for the whole of the first lockdown, and multi-camera streamed shows going out next month with the help of the Arts Council , providing essential camera equipment. With our growing knowledge , we can’t wait to bring our audiences our brilliant diverse artists once again – moving to live shows in the venue in, say , April “,

“We will be providing all our weekly shows live and online from the middle of the year” , he added.

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The line-up for the next month of Fridays is:

26 February: **Dusty Limits and Michael Roulston** present a night of songs of beauty, pathos and vicious satire.

5 March : **STAND UP 4 WOMEN** is back to celebrate International Women’s Day with comedy but also an awareness of domestic abuse, to raise funds for Solace Women’s Aid . The line-up includes : Alison Spittle, Leila Navabi, Kemah Rob, Chloe Petts and host Sikisa.

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12 March: Tall tales, songs and mischievous magic from the award-winning artiste **Ada Campe**, joined by pianist Sarah Bodalbhai and comedian/ventriloquist Max Fulham.

19 March: Musical comedy and original songs plus lightning quick-changes . **Sarah-Louise Young** gives us tortured French chanteuse **La Poule Plombee**, washed-up lounge crooner Bernie St Clair and other fantastic characters. Music by Michael Roulston.

Full info and tickets at [phoenixartsclub.com](https://phoenixartsclub.com/?ref=scenemag.co.uk)