The crypt at Hampstead Parish Church has been transformed into a jazz cafe with even the vicar getting in on the act.
Talented amateur group the Hampstead Players return after a two year pandemic break to stage a finger snapping cabaret featuring songs from the '50s, '60s and '70s.
Vicar Jeremy Fletcher is among the performers taking part in the Jukebox Cafe, helmed by musical director Roger Limb, who while working at the Radiophonic Workshop composed music for several series of Doctor Who in the 1980s.
The show features hits such as Rock Around the Clock, Stand by Me, Poison Ivy, Jailhouse Rock, Mustang Sally and Kiss Me Honey Honey and is directed by Players regular Gaynor Bassey who said: "Putting together the show with a composer of Doctor Who, a Vicar and wonderful creatives in tow, what was there not to like? It has been an adventure."
The Jukebox Cafe runs May 26-28 in The Crypt Room, Hampstead Parish Church, Church Row. Tickets £10 from https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/hp
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