Over a career spanning five decades, Kate Bush has always attracted loyal and devoted followers. An Evening Without Kate Bush explores their stories through her music, celebrating one of the most influential voices in British pop culture.
Featuring classic hits like Running Up That Hill, Cloudbusting and The Man With The Child in His Eyes, the show also throws some unexpected B-sides and Bootlegs alongside unique takes on songs like This Woman’s Work and Babooshka.
Taranaki Arts Festival Trust artistic director Megan Brown says the show is a great opportunity for regional audiences to experience a show that has come from the world-renowned festivals of Edinburgh and Adelaide – and then to Taranaki.
“The arts are for everyone, and we’re committed to bringing high-quality experiences across the region, so this is pretty awesome for Inglewood and in such a beautiful building that is the Inglewood Town Hall.”
Tickets for An Evening Without Kate Bush have been released early as part of the Right Royal Cabaret Festival from June 22-25. Tickets are available at www.ticketek.com.