Out in the City Issue 15 March 08

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The Black Cap is may not have changed with a spectacular two- Kandi Kane Baxter played
renowned for being the much – you still can’t beat hour show that featured no hostess, introducing Lola
premier cabaret venue a good bit of dragalicious less that six artistes. Lasagne (resplendent in
in north London. Indeed, lip-synching – the venue is Although not extensive, a pearl sequined evening
where establishments constantly being improved the improvements included gown), and acid-inspired
others have come and and modernised to cater a new wall between the slapper Roxy Tart. Le Gateau
gone, the Cap has endured for the changing needs of stage and the corridor Chocolat was good enough
for decades, entertaining its customers. We popped leading to the smoking to eat and the Lady Imelda
its punters with stand-up along there a couple of area meaning performers turned in her usual playfully
comedy, live vocalists and weeks ago as the latest raft are not now upstaged operatic numbers. The night
drag. of refurbishments were by a stream of tobacco was rounded of by the
Whilst the fare on off er unveiled and celebrated burners crossing in front of brilliant Lizzy Drip.
them. There are also new The Black Cap has always
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chandeliers and mirror been a popular venue, and
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balls over the bar area, these new improvements
improving the lighting, and only serve to enhance the
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new giant plasma screens experience. However, the
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along the length of the bar. pub’s main attraction is truly
But back to the show … its cabaret, which remains
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quite such a large number world class.
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rarely assembled together The Black Cap, 171
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and between them they Camden High Street,
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