Emma Hatton, star of the West End production of Wicked, brings her soulful voice to Kettner’s Soho for one night only, in a celebration of all things Christmas.
The diminutive singer and actress, who has been universally praised for her exceptional portrayal of Elphaba, presents Merry Christmas, Darling at the acclaimed jazz venue on Romilly Street on Sunday 13th December, 7.30pm. Audience members will be treated to an evening of songs, performed by Emma and specially selected guests, backed up by a stunning trio of professional musicians. Add to this a sumptuous meal from Kettner’s award-winning chefs and you have a Christmas treat guaranteed to put a spring in your step and a seasonal song in your heart.
Emma said: ‘I’m incredibly excited to be performing my solo show at Kettner’s. I’ve always had an absolute passion for jazz, blues and soul and to perform the music of my inspirations, Ella Fitzgerald, Irving Berlin and so many more, is an absolute honour. Christmas is my favourite time of year, music is my lifeblood and of course everyone loves good food so to combine it all in one wonderfully indulgent evening is sheer heaven for me – hopefully our audience will feel the same!’
Emma has been starring in Wicked at the Apollo Victoria Theatre since February and continues her run until late 2016. Her previous theatre credits include Scaramouche in We Will Rock You and Donna in Dreamboats and Petticoats, and she is also known for performing regularly at Ronnie Scott’s, The Savoy Hotel and many other recognised venues. Emma has recently released a Christmas EP featuring the talents of acclaimed jazz vocalist Anthony Strong and her track Mad About the Boy appears on the London Gay Big Band album Brave recorded this year at Abbey Road.
Tickets for Merry Christmas, Darling can be booked here – https://www.designmynight.com/london/whats-on/live-music/pizza-express-jazz-club-at-kettners-presentsemma-hatton Seated tickets cost £25 and must be booked alongside a minimum two course meal from the A La Carte menu of Kettner’s for £25. Standing tickets without a meal are also available for £17.50.
