A haunting performance by the late, great Patricia Routledge (1929–2025). Here she sings “Follow Me” from Lerner & Loewe’s Camelot, a rarely heard gem that feels especially poignant now. The song itself is already ethereal, but hearing Patricia sing it in light of her passing adds a weight that is hard to describe. When she reaches the words “World farewell, world goodbye. To our home ’neath the sea we shall fly; follow me,” and then fades into the distance—it brought a tear to my eye. I can’t h

Patricia Routledge in her Tony-winning glory. Here she is in Darling of the Day singing “Not On Your Nellie,” and it is everything — soaring high notes, that brilliant “trumpety” chest voice, even flashes of coloratura, all while keeping her signature clarity, humor, and wit. This performance is immaculate. I completely understand why she won the Tony. The more I research her career, the more I’m floored by her talent. I know a lot of people say, “I had no idea she could sing like this,” but thi

A new interview with Dame Patricia Routledge regarding Sheridan. | Hyacinth Bouquet

Patricia Routledge | interview | Keeping up appearances | Hyacinth Bucket | Gloria H... | Keeping Up Appearance

DAME PATRICIA ROUTLEDGE'S INTERVIEW IN 2016 Patricia Routledge's Career has begun in 1952 and she still performs, for instance as a singer and narrator. She answers to her fans and works for Charity e.g. to help: Health care, schools, historical heritage, the English language, Theatre world, young (singing) talents, her hometown Chichester and The Church. She visits regularly Chichester Cathedral which is open every day. She is also Patron of Beatrix Potter Society. | Hyacinth Bucket-Dame Patric