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A Salute to Dame Vera Lynn

As seen on Sky TV

‘A fabulous show packed with hits from the 40’s era’

Revues

At half time, Lorrie paid a fitting tribute to the legend that is Vera Lynn, with a rousing rendition of 'We'll Meet Again'. - London 24 following appearance at West Ham Utd on Remembrance Sunday. 2009

‘A Great Voice’ - Joe Longthorne, Arcadia World Cruise, P+O 20

‘A Fantastic Show, everyone had a great time’-Natasha Wagstaff, Sheffield City Council, after show in Peace Gardens, Sheffield on Armed Forces + Veterans Day 25/06/2011

‘The voice of a nightingale’- Derbyshire Council senior citizens party. 2000

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‘Lorrie Browns voice was one of the highlights of the show’-

The Stage 2002

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‘She had the crowd on their feet’  Ents manager Warners ‘ 2009

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A fabulous show packed with hits from the 40’s era’

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‘A super show, makes you proud to be British’

Mercury Newspaper Nov 2010

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‘Lorrie Brown entertained audiences with her beautiful singing from her show ‘A Salute to Dame Vera Lynn’. The crowd joined in singing along to old time favourites such as White Cliffs of Dover, A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square, We’ll Meet Again and many of the old sing-a-longs loved by all.’

Tameside Veterans Day 2008

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Lorrie Brown, a costumed tribute to forces sweetheart Vera Lynn, went down a storm

"Vera Lynn, Lorrie Brown, had the guests on their feet dancing and singing."

VE Day Fundraiser in Somerset 2010

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‘A Salute to Vera Lynn, was wonderfully conceived and presented it was a pleasure to watch.

Their participation in singing Dame Vera Lynn’s most memorable songs with flag waving of the Union Jack...extremely moving and memorable.’

Shap Wells Hotel, Cumbria

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‘A Marvelous evening, with every single member of the troupe showing amazing talent’

Mercury Newspaper, Nov 2011

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Lorrie has been a professional singer for 20 yrs and has for the last 15 yrs, performed her show ‘A Salute to Dame Vera Lynn’ in venues around the UK and abroad.

Lorrie recently sang at Upton Park, West Ham Utd football ground, singing ‘We’ll Meet Again’ to a crowd of 33,000 on Remembrance Sunday 09

Some of the favourites that Lorrie performs include - White Cliffs of Dover, Lili Marlene, A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square, Yours, We’ll Meet Again and many of the old singalongs loved by all. The show runs for 50 mins.

Lorrie’s voice is perfectly suited to the beautiful melodic songs of a bygone era.

Venues where Lorrie has performed in the past, include:- CITY HALL - SHEFFIELD, ST DAVIDS HALL - CARDIFF, BOURNMOUTH PAVILLION AUDITORIUM - GRIMSBY, DUNSTABLE CIVIC HALL, BATTLE OF BRITAIN WEEKEND, HILTON HOTEL GROUP, SWALLOW HOTEL GROUP, WICKSTEED PARK, WARNERS HOLIDAYS, BUTLINS

As well as travelling around the world with her show, Lorrie gets a great deal of pleasure performing her show in the local residential homes. She was recently asked to perform in front of the Chelsea Pensioners at their barracks in London.

Her recent TV appearances include SKY TV, GMTV, YTV’s CALENDAR and an appearance in a 1940’s TV special on YTV.

Lorrie’s warmth and personality added to her beautiful voice make her a great favourite with fans of the 40’s music.

A Salute to the 1940’s

‘A fabulous show packed with hits from the 40’s era’

A Salute to the 1940’s is a fabulous show, which takes you right back to the nostalgic days of the 1940’s.

This year it has been wowing audiences around the country and in many cases selling out.

Completely adaptable to fit your requirements, wether it be a small venue with just Lorrie Brown performing the classic songs of Dame Vera Lynn, or a full production show with several 1940’s acts and a swing orchestra. We can create a show to suit your budget.

This show has performed in theatres around the country including, North Pier- Blackpool, Chequer Mead- East Grinstead, Rotherham Civic and Broxbourne Civic.

Other acts who regularly appear in the show inc tributes to George Formby, Andrews Sisters,

Al Jolson and Max Miller. The whole show is held together by our very own air raid warden who keeps the cast and the audience under control.