An Evening with James Bowen author of 'A Streetcat Named Bob'

An Evening with James Bowen author of 'A Streetcat Named Bob' and musicians Dominic Anthony Ferrid & Henry Facey.

James' latest book 'The Little Book of Bob' was out on 1st November. Now, James has revisited his musical roots and this is the launch of his songs at the beautiful Phoenix Garden.  James has made a huge leap from busker in Covent Garden to headliner in a Covent Garden venue!

These wonderful songs form a narrative of James and Bob's life that tug hard on the heartstrings, yet they are uplifting at the same time.  You will find yourself singing them all day long.

Be sure to download these great songs and give James and Bob the Christmas No1 they so deserve.  You will be helping the homeless too at this difficult time of year as some of the royalties will be given to The Big Issue, an organisation that James continues to support.

A  festival of entertainment spanning the worlds of musical theatre, comedy, drag, cabaret and more, 'Christmas at the Phoenix Garden’ will take place during December 2018, with events taking place in the beautiful Phoenix Garden Building. A multi-purpose, newly built space featuring just sixty seats, underfloor heating, mood lighting and more. 

Terms & Conditions:

Doors to this performance will open at 6.30pm, the show will start at 7pm with a running time of 60minutes with no interval. A bar will be available for drinks purchases. Drinks and food sourced from outside the venue must not be brought into the venue. The event will take place indoors. No drinks are to be brought into the Garden itself. The Phoenix Garden boasts hundreds of tropical plants and wildlife, so there will be limited access to the Garden - but rest assured, you'll be able to take a pic for social media - no filter needed. The venue will close 15mins after the show finishes, but guests are welcome to enjoy the rest of their evening at our sister venue, the Phoenix Arts Club, just a short walk away.

A portion of ticket sales will be donated to the Phoenix Garden to allow it to continue running as a much needed green space.