$30/$25 pre, $35/$25 door | 7pm doors, 8pm show
Table bookings for groups of 8 or more only – email us for table reservations AFTER you have prebooked…
Delicious food (including pizza!) available. Fully licensed – NO BYO
Please book carefully – as no refunds, credits or exchanges on tix!
All ages welcome (but under 18′s must be accompanied by an adult)

A kaleidoscopic performance that brings to life the passionate Edith Piaf and the Parisian connection. A cutting edge look at Paris 30s - 60s. With Piaf and her contemporaries.

The show is a tribute to the legendary musical icons of French cabaret, with a selection of Edith Piaf’s evocative and much loved songs, including La Vie En Rose, Mon Dieu, Le Gitan, and Non, Je Ne Regrette Rien; also, Charles Trenét’s evergreen Quereste'til; Jacque Brel’s heart-wrenching If You Go Away; and Juliétte Greco’s description of naughty Paris, Paris Canaille, garnished with Yves Montand’s sexy delivery of Autumn Leaves, Charles Aznavour like you’ve never heard him before in La Mamma, Michel Legrand’s heartfelt duet, Django Reinhardt’s bluesy Nuages, witty delivery of L’homme A La Motto, and hot Cuban sauce on La Foule...

Dahlia interprets the music of the greats with added stories from her experience, traveling the world for many years, helped by “hot” musicians: Marcello Maio’s great artistry (piano, accordion), Mark Harris’ musicality and ‘joi de vivre' (bass, vocals), Eddie Bronson’s virtuosity (sax, clarinet, accordion)

What the critics say:

Dahlia’s versatility across, jazz, cabaret, chanson, torch songs and much more, knows virtually no bounds. Famous and not-so-famous songs are worn together with biographical excerpts: it’s as if that little sparrow has confided a few secrets... Dior’s fragrant recreation of the mood and disposition of France’s ‘national popular singer’ will transport you back to her heroic beginnings. Dahlia is a consummate performer; an astonishing singer, with a commanding theatrical presence. This show alone is one which should be seen in Paris and all over the world. Wherever La Momme Piaf is known and loved. It brings her back to life. ‘Padam, Padam, Padam!’ go the heartstrings. Showbiz critic Brad Syke