Guardian Music — It may have become a term of abuse on The X Factor, but as cabaret goes from strength to strength it's attracting some of our brightest talentLed by Frisky and Mannish and a glorious array of disreputable types, the cabaret world's hugely entertainin... more info

Guardian Music — Camille O'Sullivan made her name singing sultry songs in fishnets. Now she's playing a rapist and his victim in a musical version of Shakespeare's Rape of LucreceCamille O'Sullivan is standing in front of a full-length mirror being fitted into her ne... more info

The Telegraph — Irish chanteuse Camille O'Sullivan is as much part of the Edinburgh Fringe experience as late nights, umbrellas, and the odd deep-fried Mars bar. more info

Guardian Music — Barbican, LondonTom Waits's ragged rhythms and atonal symphonies have always inspired a fierce devotion in his musical followers. Curated and directed by occasional Waits collaborator David Coulter, this evening of interpretations of his seminal 1985... more info

The Telegraph — The singer talks to Jessica Salter about dressing up, her stage routine and how she zones out on tour. more info

Guardian Music — The cabaret singer's latest show will instil the festive spirit with some torch-song darkness - and, of course, sex appealFor all those who have seen Camille O'Sullivan, chanteuse, on stage, replete in basque and suspenders and anger and the dark spa... more info

Guardian Music — Royal Festival Hall, London"I don't really like politics that much, so it doesn't get much of a look-in," says Neil Hannon before proceeding to play a moving song about the Good Friday agreement. Poor old political songwriting: so often held at arm's... more info

Guardian Music — Apollo theatre, LondonCamille O'Sullivan's appeal isn't immediately obvious. A torch singer in the Ute Lemper mould, her voice has a sultry beauty, but rarely strikes you as exceptional. Her repertoire ranges from the usual alternative-cabaret offeri... more info

Guardian Music — Camille O'Sullivan is terrified of the stage. But once on it she is a singer possessedLast Saturday, Camille O'Sullivan stood on stage at London's Royal Albert Hall in front of 5,000 people. She wore a black strapless dress, fishnet stockings, and re... more info

Time Out, London — The divine Irish-French singer Camille O'Sullivan returns with her mesmerisingly theatrical, seductive and impassioned 'Dark Angel' stage show more info