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Lambert Jackson Announce Sunday Favourites at The Other Palace

by Staff Writer
March 28, 2019
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Sunday Favourites at The Other Palace

Sunday Favourites at The Other Palace

Lambert Jackson today announce Sunday Favourites at The Other Palace with Danielle Hope, Joe McElderry, Jamie Muscato and Marisha Wallace performing in a series of solo concerts throughout May and June at The Other Palace.

The new series will see some of the biggest names in theatre headline an exclusive, intimate solo concert, performing a unique set of their favourite songs. This includes Joe McElderry on 5 May, Marisha Wallace on 19 May, Jamie Muscato on 9 June and Danielle Hope on 30 June.

Jamie Lambert and Eliza Jackson, co-founders of Lambert Jackson, said today, “We are thrilled to bring this incredible line up of stars to The Other Palace and offer theatre fans a chance to see exclusive performances from some of the best in musical theatre in such an intimate setting.”

       

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Sunday 5 May – Joe McElderry

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