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Rosemary Squires teams up with her Musical Director Brian Dee and his Music to recapture what many regard as the golden years of popular entertainment. ‘Those were the Days’ is just that.

In many ways the show is a sequel to their acclaimed ‘Life is A Song’ and retains favourite numbers from Doris Day, Ella Fitzgerald, Roy Castle, Matt Monro and other household names.

Rosemary, often referred to as ‘First Lady of Song’, ‘Britain’s Doris Day’ and even ‘Queen of the Jingles’ (remember ‘Hands that do dishes’?), is in sparkling form as she and Brian Dee produce two hours of great music and fun.

‘Nostalgia has a future,’ she quips, and while ‘Those were the Days’ is the perfect matinee show, it is also a treat for families and a voyage of discovery for those of more tender years.

 

   


"With the brilliance of Brian Dee...."

"The Perfect Matinee Show"


"Vocally pure magic with superb musical..."
Photo courtesy of 'The Jersey Evening Post'

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Rosemary cherishes guest appearances with big bands,
Classic Cabaret and gentle Jazz - which is how it all began really!

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"Rosemary is a singer of immense style who stays just the
right side of jazz for the average music lover"
The Stage..

"I'll play for her anytime" George Shearing.

 
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