Tiger Jazz Sings, Watford's King of Swing, proudly presents the popular Dial Up Open Mic and Dial Up Jazz Jam, providing much-loved platforms for people to celebrate community and creativity in all their forms. Out of his stripes, Alexander Williams is also a writer, director and actor who tours his one man musical Love in Slough, leads poetry events, reviews theatre and hosts the What's On Watford podcast.
Saturday, 29 September 2012
Happy Birthday Dial Ups!
Hi All! As most of you will know, October is a very special month for the Dial Up! At the Watford Palace Theatre on Sunday 7th we're celebrating our first birthday- 12 glorious months of music and fun at our wonderful Palace Theatre! And in Covent Garden it's our SECOND birthday, so on Friday 19th we'll be having a party as only we can to mark two whole years of celebrating community and creativity in the heart of the West End!
I hope you can join us at one or both events, and perhaps even come along to our Coco Cafe Dial Up in Croxley on Thursday October 11th where we'll be celebrating being one month old lol!
Much love and birthday wishes to the whole Dial Up Family! Alex xx
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