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MICHELLE VISAGE IN EVERYBODY’S
TALKING ABOUT JAMIE
Everybody’s Talking About Jamie, the
award-winning feel good musical
sensation, will welcome internationally
renowned personality, Michelle Visage,
making her West End musical debut
playing the role of Miss Hedge from
Thursday 18 October.
Nica Burns, producer of Everybody’s
Talking About Jamie said: ‘We are all
absolutely delighted to welcome
Michelle Visage to the cast of
Everybody’s Talking About Jamie as our
new Miss Hedge, Michelle blew us away
with her fantastic singing voice, her
excellent characterisation of the part and
her charismatic stage presence.’
Michelle is an internationally
renowned, platinum selling recording
artist, actress, author, television
personality, podcast co-host and radio
show host, who has made a name for
herself in the entertainment industry
across multiple mediums for the past
three decades. She is best known in the
UK for being a judge on Ireland’s Got
Talent and America’s hit TV show
RuPaul’s Drag Race, which recently won
Outstanding Reality-Competition
Program at this year’s Primetime Emmy
Awards.
Inspired by a true story, Everybody’s
Talking About Jamie is the hit musical
for today. Jamie is sixteen and lives on a
council estate in Sheffield; Jamie doesn’t
quite fit in; Jamie is terrified about the
future; Jamie is going to be a sensation.
Supported by his brilliant loving mum
and surrounded by his friends, Jamie
overcomes prejudice, beats the bullies
and steps out of the darkness, into the
spotlight.
With songs by lead singer-songwriter
of The Feeling, Dan Gillespie Sells, and
book and lyrics by writer Tom MacRae,
this funny, fabulous, feel good, musical
sensation has been wowing audiences
and critics alike.
Box Office telephone 020 7851 2711.
NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM
POP-UP CINEMA
The Luna Cinema, the UK’s leading
producer of open air film screenings, is
partnering with the Natural History
Museum, one of the UK’s most popular
visitor attractions and a world leading
scientific research centre, to bring popup
cinema to one of the most unique
indoor locations in London this autumn.
The partnership will commence with two
nights of classic Halloween films.
On the evenings of 28 & 29 October,
film fans will be able to choose from a
selection of Halloween-themed thrillers
to watch inside the Natural History
Museum’s majestic Hintze Hall, home to
the iconic 25-metre skeleton of ‘Hope’
the blue whale suspended in the air.
Guests will sit amongst an array of
fascinating historical specimen, from a
rock as old as the solar system to a rare
Atlantic blue marlin fish.
There will be two screenings each
night, and a programme that includes
some classic horror titles, perfect for the
time of year. As well as getting to
experience the film, every guest will
receive a complimentary box of popcorn
and access to the Natural History
Museum’s new blockbuster exhibition,
‘Life in the Dark’, before the films begin.
The Hintze Hall. Photo: Trustees of the Natural History Museum 2018.
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