Alan Cumming: I Bought A Blue Car Today

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Genre Musical

Venue

First Performance 01/09/2009

Closing 07/09/2009

Alan Cumming: I Bought A Blue Car Today sees star of stage and screen Cumming unleash his favourite tunes, belting out celebrated hits alongside little-known gems, whilst captivating his audience with poignant anecdotes from his colourful and fantastic past.

Alan Cumming: I Bought A Blue Car Today is a musical journey peppered with material by Frank Sinatra, Dory Previn, Kander and Ebb, and Cyndi Lauper to name but a few. It is a refreshing mix of the old and the brilliantly new, fused together in an idiosyncratic cannonball of multiple musical meanderings.

Alan Cumming is a performer equally at home working for stage, television or film. He won a Laurence Olivier Award for his performance in Accidental Death Of An Anarchist and was nominated for his portrayal of Emcee in Cabaret. His films include Plunkett & Macleane, X2 and GoldenEye, while TV includes The High Life, God, The Devil And Bob, and Tin Man.

In Alan Cumming: I Bought A Blue Car Today he is joined on stage by his Musical Director, the Emmy Award-winning composer Lance Horne.

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Cast

Alan Cumming, Lance Horne

Creative

Producer - Neil Eckersley and Paul Spicer for Speckulation Entertainment

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