Camille brings some of the things that she has lying around the house on to the stage as part of her set, she enters as if from the audience and departs like a priest at the end of a mass, musicians before her, still in accompanyment.
I was thinking what a fantastic song writer she was, listening to these tracks, and it wasnt until the last of the first set that i realised that they are covers, and I claim to be a music fan.
The beauty is in the selection of the titles and the performance of these, which are delivered very well. The band were great too, sometimes locked in a jam whilst Camille changes behind the vanity screen.
To really appreciate her though, I'd recommmend the weekend performance, as it will be then that there may be enough in the theatre to take the chill from the air, which, I add, is the only cold you will encounter otherwise. - Brian
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