Luck Be Two Ladies

Luck Be Two Ladies featuring those Swingin' Sweethearts from The States; Demi Remick & Tatum LangleyHold on to your hats as Demi Remick and Tatum Langley, the all-American darlings deliver high kicks and hot licks in Luck Be Two Ladies - a vintage jazz cabaret bursting with tap dancing thrills, burlesque brilliance and vocals smoother than a Tennessee whiskey.With a band featuring Jack Amblin on drums and washboard, these Atlantic All-Stars serve up a toe-tapping variety show with a wink, a shimmy and a whole lot of glitz and glamour.Expect a night of vintage entertainment from the golden era of swing. 18+Performer biographies:Demi Remick:Demi Remick is a tap dancer, burlesque performer and choreographer.

Demi has toured worldwide with Postmodern Jukebox, has performed burlesque for Spiegelworld and teaches on faculty at DanceMakers convention.

She has performed at venues such as the Sydney Opera House, Royal Albert Hall and Radio City Music Hall.

She earned her BFA in Dance from SUNY Purchase Conservatory and teaches all levels of tap dance internationally.Tatum Langley:A fusion of musical influences, Tatum Langley is a Chicago-born & raised vocalist and performer, specializing in jazz & musical theatre styles.

With mesmerizing vocal agility and a captivating stage presence, Tatum has charmed the audiences of intimate cabaret clubs, as well as shaken the rafters of internationally-renowned performance spaces such as Royal Albert Hall, Sydney Opera House, and The London Palladium.

She records & tours globally with musical sensation "Postmodern Jukebox" and sings for Royal Caribbean's supper clubs at sea.

When she's not traveling she resides in Chicago where she performs all around town, including at The Green Mill for their weekly vintage big band swing dance.Jack Amblin:Welsh drummer, washboard player and all round entertainer Jack Amblin has had a varied and exciting career performing all over the world with bands and artists such as Postmodern Jukebox, Ashley Campbell, Casey 'Bassy' Abrams, The Jive Aces, Down for the Count Orchestra, National Big Band of Wales, Ray Gelato and The Pasadena Roof Orchestra.He is equally as passionate about preserving the history of Jazz from the early 1920s to Rock 'n' Roll of the late 50s as he is about playing it; so he also collect vintage drums, transcribes drummers, as well as faithfully reproducing drum tracks from the 1940s and 50s with HepCat Drum Tracks.Career highlights include performing at the London Palladium, L'Olympia in Paris, Ronnie Scotts and The Royal Albert Hall.