Recently at The Crazy Coqs, our intimate cabaret bar nestled within Brasserie Zédel…
Where Parisian charm meets London’s vibrant spirit, every evening promises a captivating journey through music, comedy, and theatrical delights.
From jazz to burlesque, from rising stars to beloved legends, Crazy Coqs is your ticket to an unforgettable night out in Piccadilly. Sip on a perfectly crafted cocktail as you’re swept away by the magic on our stage.
Jordan Jackson Debut Album Tour Show | 28th May @ 8:45pm
Singer-songwriter and pianist Jordan Jackson shares music from her debut album Back to Basics in an intimate evening of solo voice and piano.
Born in London, Jordan combines rich, soulful vocals with influences spanning jazz, RnB and pop. Through songs of love, heartbreak and hope, she creates performances filled with warmth, joy and moments of genuine connection with the audience.
Fresh, heartfelt and effortlessly engaging, this is an artist you won’t want to miss.
Photo credit: @evelkeneevel
RaRa: The Sound of the 60s | 28th May @ 6:30pm
A soul-soaked celebration of the music that changed everything.
Inspired by legends including Dusty Springfield, Aretha Franklin, Nina Simone, The Supremes and The Ronettes, alongside modern icons Amy Winehouse and Duffy. RaRa brings powerhouse vocals, timeless soul and irresistible 60s glamour to the stage.
Fresh from the release of her acclaimed 2025 album, appearances on BBC One and BBC Radio London, and a show-stopping performance at the BBC Show Business Awards alongside Beverley Knight, Gary Barlow and Katherine Jenkins, RaRa is quickly becoming one of the UK’s most exciting live performers.
Joined by three-time UK Blues Artist of the Year winner Mississippi Macdonald.
Alex Bryson in Love | 27th May @ 8:45pm
Alex Bryson in Love is a groundbreaking new show featuring original love songs by Alex Bryson and his jazz trio, with Asaph Tal on bass and Joe Dessauer on drums, plus special guests.
In these songs, Alex stumbles in and out of Love and through influences that range from George Gershwin to Hank Williams to Dr John and beyond.
The words are heartfelt, tinged with humour, poignancy, and at times outright zaniness.
Alex Bryson in Love is a perfect evening for you and your special person, and if you don’t have one, well, gee– might this just be the gig you find them?
Amber Topaz: RED | 24th May @ 7:30pm
Cabaret siren Amber Topaz brings you ‘Red‘ a musical revue celebrating redheaded musical theatre stars of stage and screen. A journey from Old Hollywood via the Westend to Broadway, with iconic show-stopping numbers that have shaped musical theatre herstory.
Directed and choreographed by Nikki Woollaston.
This Saturday this show is returning at Crazy Coqs ✨
Lyrical melodies, Cuban fire, Brazilian colours, spontaneous interplay, and always interacting with the audience.
Ilario Ferrari will be joined by the wonderful @omarpuentefiffe Puente on violin and @chiarastroia_official on voice coming from Italy for a special evening of music travelling through the Mediterranean, Cuba and Brazil — full of rhythm, stories, friendship and joy.
Crazy Coqs is such an intimate and beautiful room for this kind of musical encounter, and we’d love to share it with you.
🎶 Ilario Ferrari with Omar Puente & Chiara Stroia
📍 @crazycoqs , London
📅 Saturday 16 May
🎟 Tickets via the link in bio / Crazy Coqs website
Come and join us for a night of warmth, groove and musical sunshine.
Mac & Eden: The Unbearable Pleasure of Being a Woman | 24th May @ 5pm
A Side-splitting comedy cabaret with Musicals, mums, menopause & madness!
Brighton Fringe Award Winners Leigh McDonald & Joanna Eden take you on a turbulent flight through the highs and lows of womanhood.
Careering from songs to musical theatre classics, audiences find themselves singing along, crying along and laughing…. a lot!
With hilarious, candid, poignant and irreverent original songs, this show is the brain-child of singer/songwriter (and mentor to Sam Smith) Joanna Eden and West End and National Theatre actress Leigh McDonald.
Riketté Genesis: A Nightingale Sang in London Town | 23rd May @ 7pm
London-based jazz vocalist Riketté Genesis brings soulful tone, swinging energy and heartfelt storytelling to every performance. Inspired by legends including Billie Holiday and Sarah Vaughan, she breathes new life into classic jazz with elegance, warmth and fire.
Having performed at iconic venues such as Ronnie Scott’s and The Jazz Café, Riketté now presents A Nightingale Sang in London Town. A heartfelt tribute to the jazz greats who once lit up London’s stages.
Looking For Me Friend: The Music of Victoria Wood | 20th May @ 8:45pm
2026 marks 10 years since the death of the beloved Victoria Wood. So be amongst friends at “The most feel-good show in town” (Daily Mail) and join Paulus & Michael for a celebration of her life. Touring for 5 years+, this is an evening of pure joy filled with her best-loved songs.
Last few tickets remain!
Alex Young and Peter McGovern: LOLLOPING SIDEKICKS | May 16th, August 17th
Almost sold out — but we’ve just released a handful of extra tickets (around 3 per show) for Alex Young & Peter McGovern at Crazy Coqs.
Can you imagine Morecambe without Wise? French without Saunders? Cannon without Ball?
Exactly.
Having met in the West End production of Operation Mincemeat, Alex and Peter bring their hilarious chemistry, musical brilliance and genuine affection for one another to an intimate evening of songs, laughter, stories and glorious self-indulgence.
Funny, heartfelt and wonderfully chaotic in equal measure — this is one not to miss.
Paperface: The Songwriter | 21st May @ 6:30pm
After last year’s sell-out show at Crazy Coqs, singer songwriter and BBC6 Music favourite Paperface, returns with an evening of beautiful and darkly funny songs, tinged with irony and rich in observation.
Paperface, is known for lyrics that amuse and inspire in equal measure: a career spent writing songs and composing scores for film and television have informed his wide ranging pallet, but it is the classic approach to the storytelling of the 60’s and 70’s that perhaps best underscores his thoughts. He is a romantic trapped in a swirl of adulthood, and his words cuts through like the beam of light that used to emanate from the converted lighthouse where he now records – weather permitting, of course…
An evening unfolds at Crazy Coqs…
Order a cocktail at the bar, watch as it's expertly crafted before your eyes, then settle in as the lights dim and the show begins. From the first note to the final bow, it's an intimate cabaret experience like no other.
Music, magic, and a touch of Parisian glamour - all in our subterranean venue beneath Piccadilly. Follow @crazycoqs to discover what's on next.
