The Puppini Sisters
Important update: show Cancellation
This show at The Glasshouse on Friday 15 May isn’t taking place anymore. We’re really sorry for any inconvenience.
Here’s a message from The Puppini Sisters:
“Dear friends,
This is not the kind of news we had hoped to bring.
Due to circumstances beyond our control, we need to cancel/ postpone part of our tour.
This affects our dates in Gloucester, Birmingham, Leeds, Gateshead, Edinburgh and Glasgow.
If you already have tickets, you are entitled to a full refund.
We are truly sorry for any disappointment this may cause, and very grateful for your patience and understanding.”
If you booked tickets for the show we’ll get in touch over email (keep an eye out, it might go to your junk mail), by text and/ or over the phone so that you can get a refund.
Sassy. Vivacious. Old-school glamour made modern.
The Puppini Sisters burst onto the scene in 2006 with Betcha Bottom Dollar, produced by Oscar-nominated composer Benoît Charest. Hitting No. 1 on the UK Jazz Charts, it became the fastest-selling jazz album ever and went gold. Pioneers of the neo-burlesque/swing revival, they quickly became icons of the underground performance art scene.
They’ve since performed on world-renowned stages including The O2 with Michael Bublé, l’Olympia in Paris, L.A.’s Roxy and Greek with Cyndi Lauper, New York’s B.B. King’s, Montreal Jazz Festival, and Glastonbury. Their follow-up albums and performances blended original material, glamorous styling (with help from Vivienne Westwood, group member Marcella’s former boss, on some music videos), festive classics, and playful reinventions of pop hits.
They’ve duetted with Michael Bublé, Seal, and Gary Barlow, and other albums include the crowdfunded The Highlife (2016) and Dance Dance Dance (2020). With appearances on shows from The Graham Norton Show to NBC’s Michael Bublé Christmas Special, The Puppini Sisters remain poster women of swing with a modern twist.
Need to know
Venue: Sage Two Theatre Layout
Price: £34.70
Stage Times: Announced nearer showtime.
Age: Under 14s must be accompanied by an adult.
