Mark Robert Petty hosts a series of concerts at Le Coqs at Brasseries Zedel in the heart of Soho in London.
 

Crazy Coqs at Brasserie Zedel in London

Crazy Coqs is an intimate live cabaret and jazz venue located in the subterranean Art Deco basement of Brasserie near Piccadilly Circus in London's Soho that has been a popular destination for live music & theatre lovers for the last 14 years. The building itself has a much longer history. It originally formed part of the Regent Palace Hotel, which opened in 1915. The hotel was designed in the Beaux-Arts style, and parts of the building were remodelled in the 1930s in the Art Deco style that gives Zédel much of its distinctive character today.

Accessibility

  • The cabaret style seating arrangement creates a truly intimate vibe for you to sit back and enjoy the world class entertainment

  • Level Access: The building is wheelchair accessible from street level along with toilets that are also wheelchair accessible

  • Nearest tube links: Piccadilly & bakerloo lines, with statsions at Piccadilly Circus & Leicester Square within walking distance

  • Coach Parking: This needs to be pre-arranged with the venue directly.

  • The Crazy Coqs interior at Brasserie Zedel

    The Crazy Coqs interior at Brasserie Zedel

  • Brasserie Zedel by night in the heart of Soho in London

    Brasserie Zedel by night in the heart of Soho in London

  • A view of the stage at Brasserie Zedel in London

  • The entrance hall of Brasserie Zedel in Soho, London

    The entrance hall of Brasserie Zedel in Soho, London

Upcoming shows in London

Tip your hat, pour a glass of Jack and raise a toast to Ol’ Blue Eyes. Join Chris Weeks and his trio for To Be Frank: A Celebration of Sinatra on Sunday 27 September at 7.30pm. You’re guaranteed a joyful evening celebrating the life, music and enduring legacy of Frank Sinatra. Featuring all of the beloved classics, some hidden gems and a few musical detours along the way, this show journeys through the songs that transformed a singer into an icon.

From finger snapping tunes to some of the most romantic ballads ever written, and with a few surprises from friends and contemporaries including Dean Martin, Bing Crosby and Matt Monro, don’t miss this celebration of an extraordinary man and of an era when elegance, charm and great songs ruled the stage.

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