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Five reasons to see Songs for Nobodies at the Ambassadors Theatre

Previously selling out at Wilton’s Music Hall, we discover why you must not miss this gloriously virtuosic show

Editorial Staff
London
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Songs for Nobodies has opened at the Ambassadors Theatre to critical acclaim. The one-woman show, performed by Bernadette Robinson, brings to life Judy Garland, Edith Piaf, Patsy Cline, Maria Callas and Billie Holiday and the five nobodies whose lives were changed by their brushes with fame. But who are the five divas? Each have an incredible story to be told and each are a reason to see this glorious, virtuosic show.

1. Discover more about these five incredible divas, who died way before their time

Judy Garland (aged 47) in 1969, Patsy Cline (aged 30) and Édith Piaf (aged 47) in 1963, Billie Holiday (aged 44) in 1959 and Maria Callas (aged 53) in 1977. Songs for Nobodies is your chance to step into the past and hear the divas at their peak.

2. Get to hear five divas along with the five 'nobodies' too

All performances come via the incredible talents of Bernadette Robinson, who embodies each superstar and the story behind them.

3. Bernadette Robinson is a one-woman tour de force

A critically-acclaimed performer, Robinson has given sell out concerts not only in Australia (including the Sydney Opera House!) but also across the world. Her incredible voice needs to be heard to be believed.

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4. Hear five iconic styles of singing

You don't just get a musical theatre performance, you also get to hear five very different styles of music including Garland's iconic music hall, Cline's traditional country, Piaf's rousing ballad, Holiday's moving jazz and Callas' classical opera.

5. The show sold out at Wilton's Music Hall!

Returning due to phenomenal demand, there's not long left to catch this dazzling theatrical experience. Songs for Nobodies plays a limited season at the Ambassadors Theatre until 23 Feb.