Liza Pulman is a critically acclaimed singer, actress and comedienne.

Her eclectic career has taken her from Glyndebourne Opera to London’s West End and her work as one third of the legendary British satirical song-writing trio Fascinating Aida has seen her perform all over the world.

Her extensive solo career, in particular her show Streisand, has established her as a unique concert performer winning hearts and plaudits for her astonishing vocals and natural storytelling. Her partnership with the virtuoso pianist and entertainer Joe Stilgoe sees the launch of their new show Hooray For Hollywood touring nationwide in 2026.

‘Quite simply, superb… Liza Pulman is a force of nature’ ★★★★★ British Theatre

Pulman may look bright and beautiful and demure, but she knows how to wield a flick-knife The Times ★★★★

“The love child of Neil Diamond and Barbra Streisand” Suzy Klein, BBC Radio 3 In Tune

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There is a scene in I Claudius, adapted for the BBC by my father, Jack Pulman, in which the character of Sejanus (Patrick Stewart ) now grown in narcissism and political power beyond all measure, has insisted on his image being displayed everywhere and on everything. Claudius, played by the wonderful Derek Jacobi and accompanied by friends, is strolling through the marketplace chatting, when they see all the market stalls filled with busts of Serjanus’ head for sale. It’s a wonderful scene, filled with humour and yet great foreboding. At the end of filming, my dad and my mum ( who had played the Lady Agrippinilla - Claudius’s final wife and murderer) were given one of the busts to take away as a keepsake of what would go on to become one of the BBC’s greatest and most loved adaptations. It sat proudly on our coffee table barely noticed, until Patrick Stewart was cast to play the role of Jean -luc Picard in the new Star Trek - next generation. Suddenly my friends were coming to my house to play and saying “Liza, why is there a bust of Jean-luc Picard on your coffee table?” When mum died, I inherited it and here it sits today. Patrick Stewart was extraordinary in I Claudius and continued on to have the most suitably starry of careers. Handsome, bright and with the most glorious speaking voice, it is nothing but a privilege to brush past his head as I move around my house. R. I. P. Sir Patrick Stewart. What a legend ⭐️ ...

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