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Zak played at a dinner at Hale Golf Club.he is a delightful and extremely talented young man who will enhance any event with his music and I cannot recommend him enough. Please bear Zak in mind if you are thinking of hosting an event

Geza was incredibly easy to work with and he was a complete professional. Our client loved him for pre dinner entertainment.

You have some nice lyrical ideas & you sing & dance well. Athina-Maria

Tony Delaney was awesome to listen too in the wheelhouse bar...His music was excellent, especially the Bob Dylan Tribute

‘Silent screen, living sound’ Performance at Shambles Theatre, 20 September 2025, reviewed by Shamus Baker Audiences were treated to an invigorating immersion into the past on Saturday 20 September at Shambles Theatre, where pianist David Selfe and percussionist Jeremy Fitzsimons provided an ingenious musical accompaniment to two silent films of the great Charlie Chaplin, A Dog’s Life (1918) and The Pawn Shop (1916). All music was composed by Selfe, and adapted by Fitzsimons for their duo. While this is not the place for a synopsis of either film, both involved Chaplin’s iconic Little Tramp persona in various scenarios of mayhem, trickery and social faux pas, with his eventual triumph occurring against both the odds of ordinary logic and his own relentlessly inventive disdain for normal codes of behaviour – to great comic effect. Both musicians did themselves great credit in a performance situation that stretched concentration and agility to an unusual degree.