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A COUPLE OF SWELLS


LIZA PULMAN AND JOE STILGOE TEAM UP FOR LICHFIELD FESTIVAL


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From Glyndebourne Opera through West End musical theatre, and as one third of the iconic satirical comedy group Fascinating Aida, Liza Pulman is a hugely successful comedienne and songstress. And Lichfield audiences love her!


She brought her hit West End show ‘Liza Sings Streisand’ to Lichfield Festival in 2018 and was back three years later with a fabulous follow-up – ‘The Heart of It’ – which was her first post-lockdown performance. But when none other than Dawn French says of her brand new show: “Saw this last night. Ooooh, it’s SO good”, you know you need to take notice! Fortunately, you don’t need to travel far – it’s coming to Lichfield Festival this July.


Liza has teamed up with the quick-witted musical virtuoso Joe Stilgoe for ‘A Couple of Swells’ which brings together their unique musical styles and stories from two fascinating careers. With Joe’s phenomenal piano playing and Liza’s exquisite vocals, it features some of their all-time favourite songs including true classics and hidden gems from the likes of Irving Berlin, Paul McCartney, Al Jolson, Billy Joel, Leonard Bernstein and many more.


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