In this episode, we’re joined by Olivier Award-winning performer, writer and cabaret artist Sarah-Louise Young, as she brings her wildly successful cult hit An Evening Without Kate Bush to Underbelly Boulevard in London.
This isn’t your typical tribute show. Kate Bush isn’t in it… and yet she’s everywhere. Blending iconic music, audience participation, and a deep love for fandom, the show has become a global phenomenon - out internationally, playing Glastonbury, and building a fiercely devoted following.
In this conversation, we talk about the magic of cabaret, the unpredictability of live audiences, and what it means to create a show that changes night to night and why cabaret remains one of the most exciting and dangerous forms of live performance.
Plus… what would actually happen if Kate Bush walked into the audience?
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