Suggs: Love Letters to London

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A side of London you've never heard before, seen through the eyes of a national treasure.

Join Suggs as he takes you on a dark comedic trip through a London you may never have seen or heard before. Expect some special guests.

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Suggs: Love Letters to London: Soho

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A side of London you’ve never heard before - seen through the eyes of a national treasure.

Suggs takes you on a dark comedic trip through a London you may never have seen or heard before. With Paul Weller.

A side of London you’ve never heard before - seen through the eyes of a national treasure.

Soho is, and always has been, a haven for society’s misfits and non-conformists. But like most parts of London, Soho doesn’t sit still – it’s always changing and shifting.
But there are constants – its multiculturalism. It’s multi-racial, stylish and tolerant.

At its heart, Soho is still a place where you can be free from judgement. Join Suggs, with special guest Paul Weller, as they sing, chat and joke about Soho.

Performed by Suggs
Written by Suggs with Owen Lewis
Featuring: Paul Weller
Directed by Owen Lewis
Musical Director: Owen Parker
Executive Producer: Richard Melvin
A Dabster production for BBC Radio 4

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