Tag: Live

Lea Delaria Live at The Bridge Theatre

Published on 30th October 2018

Lea DeLaria, ‘Big Boo’ on Orange is the New Black, brings her live show to the Bridge Theatre for one night only. ‘(DeLaria) swings hard, and scats and bends notes in a style that suggests a no-frills Betty Carter on steroids.’ (The New York Times) Known for her frank outspoken politics and big personality, DeLaria is not one to shy away from comedy that will bite hard and elicit gales of laughter. Her new show features hits from her latest album House Of David: delaria+bowie=jazz. and shows off not just DeLaria’ s comic genius but her spectacular vocal range in songs such as ‘Fame’, ‘Young Americans’ and ‘Let’s Dance’. With a velvet-smooth voice contrasting perfectly with razor-sharp wit and sassy stage presence, this will be a spectacular performance. Tickets: £39.50 & £25 Book here. 

BBC Music Day at London Bridge Station

Published on 28th August 2018

Now in its fourth year, BBC Music Day returns on the 28th September to celebrate the power of music to change lives. This pan-BBC initiative features live music events and performances across the UK involving famous musicians, choirs and local community music groups. London Bridge will be one of the train stations collaborating with the BBC to entertain commuters with pop-up performances and surprises, including announcements from Kylie Minogue.      

Dolly Alderton: Everything I Know about Love LIVE

Published on 05th July 2018

When it comes to the trials and triumphs of becoming a grown-up, award-winning journalist, former Sunday Times dating columnist and host of iTunes #1 podcasts, Love Stories and The High-Low, Dolly Alderton has seen and tried it all. Glittering with wit and insight, heart and humour, Dolly Alderton’s bestselling début book, Everything I Know About Love, weaves together personal stories and satirical observations that resonate with women of every age. Interviewed live on stage at the Bridge Theatre by best friend and long-time collaborator, Lauren Bensted, expect wildly funny, and sometimes heart-breaking, stories about growing up, growing older and navigating all kinds of love along the way. With a reading from the author herself, and your chance to ask Dolly your own searching questions, this is a night not to be missed. Tickets: £30, £25, £15 Running Time approx: 1 hr 45 mins (inc a 20 min interval) Priority members on sale – Thursday 5 July, 10am General public on sale – Friday 6 July, 10am