Twenty-eight Pieces Over the Eight

Kenneth Williams, darling of the West End stage, has blessed us with a delightful collection of excerpts from some of the greatest musicals of our time. "Twenty-Eight Pieces Over The Eight" is a sensational journey through the glitz and glamour of the theatre world, complete with Williams' signature wit and charm. The album kicks off with a bang, as Williams and the fabulous Fenella Fielding take on a rousing rendition of "Anything Goes" from the classic Cole Porter musical. Their chemistry is electric, their voices a harmonious blend of sweetness and sass. And let's not forget the incomparable Sheila Hancock, who joins in on the fun with a show-stopping performance of "I Could Have Danced All Night" from "My Fair Lady." But it's not all high-energy numbers and dazzling duets. Williams also showcases his more sensitive side with heartfelt ballads like "Send in the Clowns" and "Memory." His voice is a revelation, filled with emotion and depth that will leave you breathless. Overall, "Twenty-Eight Pieces Over The Eight" is a must-have for any theatre aficionado. Kenneth Williams proves once again why he is a true icon of the stage, and this album is a testament to his enduring talent and charm. Bravo, darling, bravo!