The Supreme Fabulettes at Madame Jojos

The Supreme Fabulettes, who perform Glee-style song mash-ups of classic 1960s Motown hits and contemporary songs, continue their meteoric rise with their first ever full length show - The Supreme Fabulettes in Love, Rhythm and Tears.

This show - with two acts of 45 minutes that include short comedy video films where the girls recreate iconic movie and TV moments with a comic twist – cap a fantastic few months. The Supreme Fabulettes wowed a packed Trafalgar Square with an extended performance on the Main Stage at World Pride, before handing the microphone on to Boy George, the day’s British headline act, who is a huge fan of the girls.

Not only does The Supreme Fabulettes in Love, Rhythm and Tears contain fierce music including original mash ups from Beyonce to The Andrews Sisters, hand-made couture dresses and a few special surprises thrown in but The Supreme Fabulettes are taking to the big screen in comedy sketches especially written for them which will give the audience a peek into the offstage life of the Fabulettes. Even 80s pop star Sinitta makes a hilarious guest appearance!

"We are having a total blast” said The Supreme Fabulettes. “The past few months have been a whirlwind and our audiences have been absolutely fantastic, giving us great feedback. We can’t wait for them to see our full length shows with lots of new songs and mash-ups. And we promise them quite a few surprises!”

The group has a top creative team behind them, who between them have worked with the world’s biggest pop stars and on some of the most stunning music tours of recent years, including Vocal Arranger Terry Ronald (best known for his work with Girls Aloud and Danni Minogue) and Musical Arranger John Themis (who has written smash chart hits for Emma Bunton (a UK number one), Sugababes and Kylie Minogue and over 100 songs with Boy George (who’s also a fan of the girls) and Culture Club. Their unique, stunning gowns are specially designed by Stevie Stewart, - formerly one half of the innovative and influential fashion design label Bodymap - who now works with top creativ names in fashion, music, film and advertising as a costume, set and production designer and a fashion stylist. Her work featured on Kylie Minogue’s KYLIEX2008, Showgirl and Homecoming world tours, as well as Britney Sprears’ The Circus spectacular. Choreographer Katie Elle Hardwick’s work was seen in the West End production of The Hurly Burly Show.

“These three ladies have voices to rival the Garland/ Minnelli family and when the three divas sing together in harmony the result is breath-taking" Remotegoat