Cake Shop Cabaret Club: ArtMedia Productions is pleased to announce that The Cake Shop has now returned from a longer than anticipated absence and will throw open its doors at its new home at Finnegan's Wake, The Green, Ealing, W5 5QX on Monday, 23 March, 2009.
Our opening bill includes the legendary Ronnie Golden, witty comic and singer, James Sherwood; hilarious sketch duo, Aliens Ate My Schnitzel and mistress of musical mirth Cecilia Holmes. The multi-award winning comic and adventurer, Sir Tim FitzHigham is your master of ceremonies.
Finnegan's Wake is located on The Green in Ealing opposite Ealing Studios and Ealing College; and is a 5 minute walk from Ealing Broadway station.
Admission is a measly £6, £5 concessions for students,unemployed, teachers, health service and care workers plus £1 life membership. Cake will be served and there are also short films screened during the interval.
The doors open at 7.45pm and the show starts at 8.15pm.
The Cake Shop aims to bring you the best in alternative variety with some of the best acts on the circuit and elsewhere.
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