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The theatrical world is known as a cut throat one, but would someone REALLY… kill for the role?
Cosmo Smallpiece has been invited by his good friend, the impresario George Black, to present his very best act to be the top of the bill at the opening Gala Night production at the 2200 seater London Palladium in the 1933 London Fringe Festival.
Cosmo’s Celestial Productions boasted they had "More Stars than the Firmament" in its promotional literature, and Cosmo was certainly no stranger to successful acts over the years. He had started his career as a young man in the early 1920’s touring around the English Music Halls. However, he was quick to realise that Music Halls were dying, and he wanted to promote high quality acts on professional theatre stages.
The "Fringe" plot features live performances from an opera singer and our "Gershwin" singer. ?
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Performing Arts: Theatre
Food & Drink: Degustation