Best of Both Worlds brings together some of the biggest names and most recognisable sounds in Black British music and comedy for a spectacular Black History Month celebration at Alexandra Palace Theatre this October.

Presented by ACAF and Supreme Live in support of the African Caribbean Leukaemia Trust (ACLT), this one-night-only extravaganza journeys through reggae, Lovers Rock, soul, UK garage, funky house, gospel and comedy, bringing generations together under one roof. Leading the comedy charge is legendary comedian Curtis Walker, a veteran of all five original series of the groundbreaking BBC comedy classic The Real McCoy, alongside Junior Booker, bringing his distinctive brand of stand-up to our Theatre stage. The music line-up is packed with iconic voices and unforgettable anthems. Janet Kay, the undisputed Lovers Rock favourite and voice behind the timeless smash hit Silly Games, takes to the stage alongside UK Garage superstar Kele Le Roc, known for classics including My Love and Little Bit of Lovin’. Katie Pearl, the unmistakable voice behind the funky house favourite In the Air, brings the dancefloor energy, while former Lotto Boyzz star Imrhan brings his powerful vocals and contemporary gospel sound, adding a fresh, uplifting energy to an already spectacular line-up. A full Reggae Choir will add even more soul and atmosphere to the evening. Keeping the whole night moving are charismatic hosts and presenters Ibe Gantkiller and Terri Walker, guiding audiences through an unforgettable celebration of music, comedy and culture.

Best of Both Worlds isn’t just a show: it’s a celebration of the sounds, laughter and artists that have shaped generations.

As well as delivering a full night of live entertainment, the show supports the work of the African Caribbean Leukaemia Trust (ACLT), the UK charity dedicated to increasing the availability of potentially life-saving blood and stem cell donors for people from African and Caribbean communities.

Age recommendation: 16+