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THE INTERNATIONALLY ACCLAIMED MUSIC AND COMEDY DUO. THIS IS A UNIQUE ENTERTAINMENT EXPERIENCE. YOU'VE NEVER SEEN THIS DONE ON A PIANO BEFORE! With Four Hands on One Piano, WORBEY & FARRELL are a totally original act. Both are
virtuoso pianists on a mission to put classical music in its place! Kevin Farrell
and Steven Worbey have developed their own virtuoso and acrobatic style of performing.
The mesmerising choreography of their hands is always projected onto a multimedia
screen. Their satirical songs are clever and daring - They have performed in over 150 Major UK Theatres, are regular broadcasters on radio
including BBC's Friday Night is Music Night and were even recently invited by the
Hollywood legend Mickey Rooney to perform with him at his 89th Birthday concert in
Chicago. This year they will be starring in the smash hit play 'Two Pianos, Four
Hands' at the Kings Theatre, Edinburgh Oct 28 - BIOGRAPHY OF THE ACT KEVIN FARRELL and STEVEN WORBEY met at the Royal College of Music in 1990. After separate successful careers they formed their act in 2003 and launched at the Royal Opera House, London. Since then they've acquired cult status in theatre and on the internet and have inspired thousands to enjoy music more and widen their horizons. THE PERFORMANCE WORBEY & FARRELL tour with two full theatre shows but can tailor their material for any event such as a corporate function, private party, and television or radio performance. Their latest show is entitled 'I Love a Piano' and consists of 2x50minute parts. WORBEY & FARRELL perform their own arrangements and songs on one piano. The emphasis is on all styles from Beethoven to Beyonce, Liszt to Liberace, and Strauss to the Scissor Sisters. They have been likened to Victor Borge, Peter Cook and Dudley Moore and even Hinge and Bracket but are truly an original act. QUOTES "They are it seems to me, the natural successors to Borge and Hoffnung" Stephen Pettitt, music critic and writer "The Spice of Live Entertainment" The Stage "One of the most amazing things I've ever seen!" Charles Duke, Apollo 16 Astronaut "This is what modern variety is all about" Ross King, GMTV "Bravo, What terrific fun!" Carl Davis, conductor "I laughed so much I had to put my teeth in my handbag" Audience member, Buxton Opera House |
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