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Crazy Coqs
- Crazy Coqs, Sherwood Street, London, UK
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London Charing Cross (0.8km)London Waterloo (1.8km)London Victoria (1.8km) - link to website
A snug showcase for music, comedy and even magicThe Sunday Times
About
Bringing together all art forms in one extraordinary building, featuring cabaret, music, theatre, comedy, magic and literary events at Crazy Coqs and Brasserie Zédel.
What's On
An Evening with Freddie Benedict
World-renowned Salena Jones and her Trio
Neville Dickie: “A History of Jazz Piano – The Early Years”.
Fiona Ross
Nicola Emmanuelle Quartet Swings the American Songbook
The Errol Linton Quintet
Polly Gibbons & James Pearson: Music For The Soul
The Sugar Kings Present..
A Jazz Odyssey, with Leopold Benedict
Spice Jazz Soho Presents: Freddie Benedict Sextet
Lucy Wijnands ft. Bram Wijnands
Spice Jazz Soho Presents: Inês Loubet
Joe Thompson & Friends
Hannah Horton Quartet
Steve Fishwick & Robbie Ellison Quintet ft. Frank Basile
Spice Jazz Soho Presents: Trevor Mire’s The Rools
