Stacey lays it on thick

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After a decade together there's still a strange starchiness about their on-stage persona. But as ever the standards were well chosen, including Jobim's best-ever bossa, The Waters of March, and a slow Sergio Mendes arrangement of So Many Stars. New pianist Graham Harvey and drummer Matt Skelton gave the band more poke than before but short solos were the norm as Stacey tiptoed from If I Were a Bell to The Trolley Song - "about two people who got married on account of meeting on public transportation".

"The world is full of love tonight," she trilled over a request from a couple celebrating their first anniversary. A touch of romance doesn't go amiss in this wicked world but by jings, Stacey does lay it on thick.

Ends tomorrow (020 7439 0747).

Stacey Kent & Her Musicians
Ronnie Scott's
Frith Street, W1D 4HT