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Christine Bovill's Tonight You Belong to Me

25 to 29 Jan 2022

Wilton's Music Hall

With her heart-melting, smoky, evocative voice, Christine cherry-picks some of the most celebrated songs and engrossing stories from the Jazz Age: the era of Prohibition, women's suffrage, radio, flappers, vamps, F.

Image courtesy Wilton's Music Hall

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Synopsis

Scott Fitzgerald, Dorothy Parker, Charlie Chaplin, Charles Lindbergh and Bessie Smith.

A decade of heroes and villains; of sex scandals; literary giants and criminal low lives - all beautifully bound in the seductive rhythms of jazz.

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Age suitability: Not available

Following on from her successes of PIAF and PARIS at Wilton's, the award-winning five-star Glaswegian chanteuse Christine Bovill returns with a brand new show.

Nominated for best female vocalist at the Scottish Jazz Awards 2020.