Appleton
20 September 2015
The Dutch-German Groove Jazz band Appleton takes a bow with its latest programme to perhaps the greatest pop icons of...
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21 September 2015
Classical Kicks: Bach, Hot Jazz and Whiskey
Part of the Classical Kicks Series
Running Time: 1 hour 50 minutes including interval
Lizzie Ball curator, violin, vocals / James Pearson Trio, featuring James Pearson on piano and Sam Burgess on bass / Alice Lascelles, author and journalist
Multi-talented pianist James Pearson and his trio will celebrate the New Orleans Dixieland style of jazz polyphony against the glorious polyphony of J.S Bach. Author and journalist Alice Lascelles will be interspersing the band’s musical explorations with anecdotes and recipes from her newly published book Ten Cocktails; The Art of Convivial Drinking (Salt Yard Book co.).
Performance Times
| Monday 21 September | 8:00pm |
Important Show Information
Seating is UN-RESERVED in the Studio for this performance. All tickets will have a seat apart from the standing tickets. When purchasing Studio Standard and Studio Gallery seats, please note that you may have to share a table with other patrons who are not from your party.
Ticket Prices
| Studio Floor | £20.00 |
| Studio Gallery | £25.00 |
| Studio Upper Gallery | £20.00 |
| Studio Standing | £15.00 |
Concessions, Groups & Access Bookings
There are no concessions available for this performances. We have a group rate available for this show, for every 9 tickets purchased get the 10th free. If you have any access requirements, please see our access info here, or to book tickets for a group of 8+, please contact the Box Office on 0844 264 2140.
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