PLEASE NOTE, THIS EVENT IS NOW BEING HELD AT IVY & JACK, 788 HAY STREET, PERTH.

It is not being held at Mayfair Lane or, The Reveley. Sorry for any inconvenience!

Step into a Parisian jazz-club evening dinner & show with vocalist Cathrine Summers and her Quartet.

Come and get lost in the magic of Paris with an incredible authentic evening of French classics, jazz greats, amazing internationally performers. Expect to hear songs such as Ella Fitzgerald’s ‘April in Paris’, Edith Piaf’s ‘Non, Je Ne Regrette Rien’ and many more, all weaved around a rich musical history of love and Paris in the 30s.

Enjoy a celebration of the wonderful Edith Piaf, Cole Porter, Charles Trenet, Josephine Baker and Parisian Cabaret eras in this Fringe Festival sell-out show with Cathrine and her Quartet. 

Grab your seat, have lunch and enjoy the view before the show.

Cathrine Summers is a celebrated international Perth-based jazz singer, known for her incredible accent or, to the French, for not having an accent has an engaging ‘instantly familiar’ onstage persona. This, coupled with her rich honeyed voice will draw you in and leave you wanting more.

The UK-born artist spent much of her time living and holidaying in France where she fostered a love of the French language and a deep appreciation of the countries passionate history and romanticism and shares much of this love in this warming toe-tapping evening.

“With incredible vocal range, tender sense of comedy and comforting warm stage presence, it is as if the audience has known her for years. Cole Porter, once said, ‘I wanted every kind of love that was available, but I could never find them in the same person.’ Yet in the beautiful and talented Cotton Club singer, all these forms of love seem to coalesce.” Perri Watson

Timings:

12pm – 1.30pm Grab your seat, have lunch and enjoy the view before the show.

1.30pm – 2.20pm Performance set 1

2.20pm – 2.50pm Intermission (30 mins)

2.50pm – 3.40pm Performance set 2

“With incredible vocal range, tender sense of comedy and comforting warm stage presence, it is as if the audience has known her for years. Cole Porter, once said, ‘I wanted every kind of love that was available, but I could never find them in the same person.’ Yet in the beautiful and talented Cotton Club singer, all these forms of love seem to coalesce.” Perri Watson