Miss Hope Springs: Christmas Agogo!
  • West End

Miss Hope Springs: Christmas Agogo! Music and lyrics by, written and performed by Ty Jeffries

Revisiting her lost 1972 Granada TV special Christmas Agogo! (to this day considered an unaired classic) join down on her luck highly medicated comedy-cabaret-chanteuse Miss Hope Springs as she rummages under her tree to unwrap a glittering array of original seasonal songs from her back-catalogue, all sprinkled with a fine frosting of vintage-Vegas glitz.

Expect fabulously festive numbers performed live at the piano with cheeky cha-cha-cha's swinging jazz, finger snapping pop and instant sing-a-longs including 'Christmas Calypso', 'Santa is a Woman', 'Bagels' and of course her un-saintly theme song 'The Devil Made Me Do It'. If you get enough eggnog down her she might even spill the beans on her 'Ritz to the pits' life in LA, Paris and Dungeness, including the torrid Christmas Eve she spent with that Englebert Humperdinck impersonator in the Mohave Desert and working with Joan Crawford on her last movie. Join Hope in this hysterical trip down her, by now somewhat potholed, memory lane.

"A sparkling show filled with festive songs so finely sculpted you'd be forgiven for thinking they'd long-since entered the classic Christmas songbook!" - Gscene Magazine
"Stupendous songwriting...This seasonal set, based on her lost 1971 Granada TV Special, spans rhumba, torch song and cha-cha-cha with skewed anecdotes aplenty" - Evening Standard
"A gorgeous joy from beginning to end" - Boyz Magazine
"A deliciously lovely act at all levels&Clever songs, great piano playing and fun lyrics" - Croydon Citizen

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Broadway World Awards Winner Best Cabaret Edinburgh Fringe 2019

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