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Grimly compelling: The Whitney Houston Hologram Tour reviewed

14 March 2020

9:00 AM

14 March 2020

9:00 AM

The Whitney Houston Hologram Tour

Hammersmith Apollo

The Hold Steady

Electric Ballroom

‘No matter what they take from me,’ sang Whitney Houston towards the end of a peculiar evening in Hammersmith, ‘they can’t take away my dignity.’ You want a bet on that? Eight years after she died, here was Houston — in holographic form — treading the boards once more. In death, as in life, she continues to be an object for others to make money from.The

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