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Day: September 27, 2018

Festivals, Interviews Posted on27 September 2018

Loz Irwin-Ray invites you to “giggle, squirm and sing along” to nostalgic tunes from the ’40s

“The show serves for a moment of escapism, where we get to dress up and play a person that would otherwise no longer exist. The interesting twist though, which makes me realise how far we’ve come since the 1940s, is that an all-female band would never have been dreamed of in that era.”

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