FRANK'S CLOSET Returns to London's Hoxton Hall, 12/3-1/10

Following on from the hugely successful run in summer 2009, the hit music-hall musical Frank's Closet returns to London's Hoxton Hall for a limited six-week Christmas run. The perfect outing for the festive season, Frank's Closet flings open its doors from December 3-January 10, 2010.

On the eve of his wedding Frank clears out his closet, home to his rare collection of costumes. Riddled with pre-nuptial jitters, Frank asks himself, ‘what needs to be ditched in order to get hitched?'  Help is on hand from the Gaiety Girls and a wardrobe full of Divas. In the style of the British Music Hall, Marie Lloyd returns to tread the boards of Hoxton Hall, bringing with her the magic of Julie Andrews, Ethel Merman, Karen Carpenter, Judy Garland and Agnetha Fältskog from ABBA.

Gary Amers (BBC TV's Beautiful People, Wicked, West End, Taboo) plays the role of Frank, and Russell Whitehead (Chicago, West End) plays The Divas. David Furnell and Portia Emare return as the Gaiety Girls, accompanied by a mystery newcomer.  Audiences attending Frank's Closet at Hoxton Hall this Christmas will be greeted by Sheila Blige, the Hoxton Pearly Queen, also known as Lee Greenaway.

Frank's Closet was written specifically to be performed in Hoxton Hall, one of the finest surviving Music Halls in London's East End.

Tickets start at £21.50 and can be purchased by clicking here or calling 0844 209 1866.  Visit www.frankscloset.com for more information.

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