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Lock-in at the Bush: OMAR in LOVESONG

Lock-in at the Bush: OMAR in LOVESONG

UK Soul Legend OMAR in LOVESONG
Plus special guests: Anoushka Lucas and Michaela the Poet

Womanising soul singer Oscar is a spiritual tailspin- drugs, loose women and poxy p.a.’s in barren nightclubs. Haunted by a lost love, Oscar is given one last chance in the least likely place imaginable.

An original script by award-winning playwright Ché Walker ( Been So Long- Young vic/ Fleshwound- Royal Court/ The Frontline- Shakespeare’s Globe) and featuring original songs by UK soul legend Omar – intimate, unplugged, this unmissable one man show is funny and tender, and a chance to see a great singer up close and personal.

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