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Talented musical Miscellany
May 16 2008 by Val Javin, Huddersfield Daily Examiner
THEY are some of the most talented singers and performers in the area.
Collectively they are Miscellany, a cabaret style group which offers music, song and comedy from some of the best performers in the region. You can hear them in action tomorrow at Salendine Nook Baptist Church where Miscellany is the latest group to feature in the church’s popular concert schedule.
Miscellany continues to be as busy as ever. Its performers are hand-picked from across Yorkshire by its Shepley-based director Cath Stevenson who is much in demand both as a musical director and as a music teacher.
Many of those involved with Miscellany are performers who Cath has worked with in various shows across the area. The result is an ensemble which offers quality and commitment. Miscellany sings at a lot of charity events and its performances always offer top notch entertainment.
Tomorrow’s performance at Salendine Nook starts at 7.30pm. Tickets on the door.
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