A voice in a million
Fiona Harrison's themed and genre shows range from stage musicals and the Great American Song Book to cabaret, Postmodern Juke Box and her character act, Evette the Spivette.
Check availability◆ THEMED & GENRE ◆
These shows are not tied to one era. They are built around a stage musical, a style of music or a character, and Fiona can also offer a show designed for your organisation, so your choice of songs and style.
◆ BROWSE THE SHOWS ◆
Evette the Spivette is a female singing spiv invented by Fiona Harrison for the 1940s scene. She is performed as a 45-minute complement to a daily show or as a 60-minute evening cabaret, and Fiona can also host and compere your event as Evette.
Fiona Harrison in Cabaret is a mixed programme of Great Shows music, Big Band and Swing, film tunes, grand opera and vintage jazz through to postmodern swing. It is one of the shows designed for the cabaret and cruise market.
In the Mood has all the Lindy Hop favourites, gentler numbers for couples, and sing-along favourites if you would like them.
Magic of the Musicals is a show dedicated to the hit songs of the West End, Broadway and Hollywood movie musicals. It is one of the shows designed for the cabaret and cruise market.
My Fair Lady is a semi-staged, one-woman concert version of the popular stage musical, performed by Fiona Harrison. She tells the story with hats and props, portrays the various characters and sings the entire score.
Postmodern Juke Box is a show in which vintage vocalist Fiona Harrison takes modern songs and gives them a makeover from another era. It suits cabaret, corporate events, Peaky Blinders nights and private parties.
The 20th Century Show is a concert in which Fiona Harrison sings a hundred years of music, from 1900 to 2000. It runs from Opera to Rock and Roll and ends with the aria Nessun Dorma.
The Best of British is a patriotic sing-along in which Fiona Harrison performs as a Pearly Queen. It features classics from the Music Hall and Variety stage and is a popular choice for St George's Day and summer events.
The Great American Song Book is a tribute to popular American music of the 1930s, 40s and 50s. Fiona Harrison sings songs by Rodgers and Hammerstein, Cole Porter, Irving Berlin, Johnny Mercer, George Gershwin and more.
◆ GOOD TO KNOW ◆
What is the difference between an era show and a themed show?
Era shows are built around a period such as the 1940s. Themed and genre shows are built around a stage musical, a style of music or a character.
Can Fiona design a show for my organisation?
Yes. Fiona offers a show designed for your organisation, so your choice of songs and style.
Can any show be booked for any venue?
Yes. The shows are suggestions for where each fits best, and Fiona tailors her programme to the venue.
◆ BOOK THE SHOW ◆
Tell Fiona the date, venue and the feel you want, and she will come back to you personally.
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