Stepping out in my Sunday Best!

I’m afraid I’m in something of a rush tonight to get everything done before I head off on tour on Monday morning. This week I’ve had shows every-day and in between times I’ve been catching up on contracts and e-mails. It’s important not to let things slip because catching up is far harder and it can take for-ever to get back on track again. Fortunately I’m fully booked for the year and I’m now filling my diary for 2023/ 2024.

Pretty in Gingham!

Next week I’m performing along the south cost. I have a series of concerts booked which will be starting at Hurstpierpoint and finishing in Chichester. I’m opening Monday evening with my 1920s & 30s show “Putting on the Ritz” at the beautiful location of Danny House and I’m looking forward to using my new 1920s Baby medley I picked up from the studio last week.  I think this may be my sixth concert at Danny House and it’s always a pleasure to perform in the great hall. It’s important to make the most of every opportunity and this time I’ve been granted permission to do a photo shoot on the Tuesday. It’s a fantastic

Down on the Farm!

location and I’m thrilled Angela Adams was available to accept the commission to do the shoot.

I’ve been investing a great deal in my photography and costumes this year  and I thought Danny House would make the perfect location for me to capture the beauty and elegance of some of my 1950s dresses. I’m almost there with my portfolio as I get closer to my final goal of creating a flicker book video which will document my costumes and all the varying

Nobody Here But Us Chickens!

musical styles I sing from the 1880s to 1970s.

It’s going to be a busy day and it’s easy to underestimate just what hard work it can be, putting all the costumes together and trying to look ones best at all times. Tomorrow I have a 1920s & 30s morning show in Bicester and then straight afterwards I’ve booked myself in for a spray tan so I will be camera ready in time for Tuesday’s shoot. For the rest of the week I will be in uniform as I switch between ATS and WAAF shows.

In the mean time I will leave you with a few of my favorite shots from Stonehurst Farm which were taken by Angela Adams this August, as I continue to expand my photographic portfolio.

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