Lovers Rock Monologues | Closed: 14 July 2012

Lovers Rock Monologues

Show Info Cast & Creative Age & Content Guide

Genre Musical

First Performance 09/07/2012

Closing 14/07/2012

Lovers Rock Monologues is an intimate show with three of Lovers Rock’s leading lights. ‘Queens of Lovers Rock’ Janet Kay (Silly Games) and Carroll Thompson (Hopelessly In Love) are joined by multi-talented star of stage and screen, Victor Romero Evans (At The Club), sharing their heart-warming and hilarious stories punctuated by songs of the era. It’s sure to spark fond memories!

Lovers Rock, a sub-genre of reggae born in the UK, defined a generation in the late 70s and 80s hugely impacting on British Pop Culture.

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Cast

Janet Kay, Carroll Thompson, Victor Romero Evans

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