Julie Madly Deeply Tickets
’Tis the season to be ‘Julie’ with the return of this critically acclaimed Off Broadway and West End hit.
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I once walked into a newspaper office just as it was announced that Julie Andrews had lost her voice, possibly permanently. Some cheered the news. It’s a sign of the fact that the musical theatre icon can divide opinion. But Sarah Louise-Young’s tribute should have fans applauding. I saw it at the Edinburgh fringe many years ago in which now feels like an entirely different life, but I still recall its warmth, sense of joy and fun. And I am definitely not a mega-Andrews fan. But like many others I have sang my way (very badly and on my own in the shower) through some of her most famous songs from shows including Mary Poppins and My Fair Lady, and Louise-Young’s cabaret is delivered with just the right amount of affection and tartness.
About Julie Madly Deeply
Adored by millions, Dame Julie Andrews is a genuine showbiz icon. This charming yet cheeky cabaret takes an engaging look at fame and fandom, through the eyes and voice of award-winning performer Sarah-Louise Young (Fascinating Aida, An Evening Without Kate Bush, La Soirée, Showstopper! The Improvised Musical). Julie's songs from musicals including Mary Poppins, The Sound of Music and My Fair Lady are intertwined with stories and anecdotes about Andrews' own life, from her beginnings as a child star to the more recent challenges of losing her famous singing voice. What emerges is a delightfully funny and candid love letter to a true show business survivor. Sarah-Louise is joined at the piano by long-term collaborator, Michael Roulston. Together they have appeared previously at the Crazy Coqs in their sell-out shows, Songs For Cynics, Songs For Lovers (And Other Idiots), Je Regrette! and Two Faced. ★★★★ 'Dame Julie, you suspect, would approve. This is an evening that ends in triumph, not in tears.' (The Times) ★★★★ 'Even your critic found herself, unprecedentedly, singing along. My cheeks hurt with smiling.' (Daily Telegraph) ★★★★ 'The hills are alive with the sound of singalongs and gags in this witty, affectionate tribute.' (Evening Standard\0