In 'Skank Sinatra: The Name On Everybody’s Lips', Radda joins forces with musical maestro Joe Louis Robinson, in a glittering cabaret spectacular that pays tribute to some of Broadway’s biggest hits which are reimagined with sparkle, wit and style.

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Among the many musicals that will get the razzle-dazzle treatment in the show are broadway classics 'Chicago', 'Cabaret', 'The Sound Of Music', 'Little Shop Of Horrors', 'Evita' and mega-blockbuster, 'Hamilton'. Each musical number features Radda’s own signature touch.

Ahead of the Fringe World season, Jens lists five ways that Skank Sinatra is different from Frank Sinatra!

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One

Frank was Old Blue Eyes. I’m Old Blue Eyeshadow, usually applied in a venue bathroom with questionable lighting.

Two

Frank had swagger. I have existential dread and a very strong opening number.

Three

Frank had the Rat Pack. I have three emotional support gays and a group chat.

Four

Frank wore a suit and a sensible shoe. I wear a suit and a profoundly un-sensible nine-inch heel.

Five

Frank sold the fantasy of effortless masculinity. I sell the fantasy that masculinity is served best with a hefty side of femininity. Hold the olives.

'Skank Sinatra: The Name On Everybody’s Lips' plays Lotterywest De Parel Spiegeltent at The Pleasure Garden (Fringe World) 21-25 January.