Barry Mishon to Present NEILE ADAMS: ALL THE LIVES OF ME at Pizza Express Live, The Pheasantry

Barry Mishon, Pizza Express Live, The Pheasantry will present "Neile Adams - All The Lives of Me," a musical celebration of her life, on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, March 23 - 25, 2017 at 8:30 p.m. at Pizza Express Live, The Pheasantry, 152 Kings Road, Chelsea, London, SW3 4UT. The 90-minute show is a up close and personal behind the scenes musical journey of the storied life of Broadway, Film and Television Star and Best-Selling Author, Neile Adams, from her humble beginnings in the Orient to the bright lights of New York and the pizzazz of Hollywood!

The show will include popular show tunes. Ted Sprague directs. Andy Howe serves as Musical Director and Pianist, supported by Jeff Lardner on Drums and Jeremy Brown on Bass. Reservations can be made by calling The Pheasantry Box Office at +44-207-439-4962, or by visiting online at www.pizzaexpresslive.com/chelsea-the-pheasantry. Tickets are £20 (entrance only; $25.10 U.S. currency). Doors open for dining at 7:00 p.m.

The Pheasantry is on the Kings Road in Chelsea (opposite Marks & Spencer). The nearest underground station is Sloane Square (District and Circle Lines), which is less than 10 minutes walk from the venue. Several buses stop outside the venue (including 11, 19, 22, 211 and 319). There are parking places in many of the side streets of the Kings Road, but many require residential parking permits. Please read the signs to be sure of where and when you are allowed to park. There is a Brittania Parking facility in Cheltenham Terrace, less than 5 minutes walk from the venue and two further car parks on Sloane Avenue.

More About Neile Adams:

Broadway performer Neile Adams ("Kismet," "The Pajama Game," "At The Grand") was personally selected by Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II to play a lead in their first National Company Tour of "Me And Juliet." Adams also starred in numerous regional musical productions, including: "Damn Yankees," "Bye, Bye Birdie," "Carousel," "Can Can," "South Pacific," "Connecticut Yankee," "Where's Charley?," "Desert Song," and others.

Film and Television credits include: "The Pat Boone Show," "This Could Be The Night," "The Bob Hope Show," "The Eddie Fisher Show," "The Patrice Munsel Show," "The Walter Winchell Show," "Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Man From The South," "Five Fingers: A Shot In The Dark," "Alfred Hitchcock Presents: One Grave Too Many," "The Perry Como Show." "The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: Ten Minutes From Now," "The Jack Benny Program: Jack Loses A Raffle," "The Man From UNCLE: The Yellow Scarf Affair," "Fuzz," "Women In Chains," "So Long, Blue Boy, " "The Bionic Woman: Max," "The Rockford Files: The Competitive Edge," "Vegas: French Twist," "Buddy Buddy," "Chu Chu and The Philly Flash," "Hotel: Saving Grace," "Nightmare On The 13th Floor" and "Dead On The Money."

Adams is a member of the charitable organization, SHARE and is a board member of The Boys Republic of Chino Hills. In 1986, Adams wrote her best selling book entitled, "My Husband, My Friend," about her life with her former husband, Steve McQueen. In December 2006 a 20th Anniversary edition of Adams' book was re-released by AuthorHouse and is now available at www.amazon.com. In recent years Adams has created and presented he own cabaret shows, which have received rave reviews in New York, London, Los Angeles, Chicago, Paris and Palm Springs. She has four CD albums. To learn more about Neile Adams, please visit the website, www.myhusbandmyfriend.com.

Photo credit: Ryder Sloane

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