Thank you so much to everyone who came to the pumphouse theatre and arts centre last night to make our LGBT History Month Dial Up such a wonderful event! I'm really touched by the kind and supportive messages that have been coming in, it just shows how important nights like this really are. Here's hoping for a repeat event next February! And if you can't wait that long, there's WOM next Tuesday, Kitchen Croxley Dial Up on Friday 18th March and, courtesy of Scott Awcock, a full recording of last night's proceedings on the video above. Much love everyone and big hugs! xx
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.
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