Talented tenor saxophonist Callum Roxborough led a stripped-down quartet through an exciting set of jazz standards and an original number when he open Lichfield Jazz’s autumn season.
Lichfield Arts closed their 30th Blues and Jazz Festival in great style with a roof-raising performance from local favourites the Walsall Jazz Orchestra.
With dapper suits and easy on stage manner, The Apex Jazz and Swing Band kept their appreciative audience entertained when they played at Lichfield’s 30th Blues and Jazz Festival.
A last-minute replacement for Alex Clarke, local saxophone star Chris Bowden led an exhilarating set of jazz standards and rarer material when he played at Lichfield’s Blues and Jazz Festival.
One of the country’s leading jazz trombone players gave a masterclass in providing good time music and a party atmosphere when he appeared at Lichfield Arts’ 30th Blues and Jazz Festival.
With little more than an acoustic guitar, harmonica and some well-written originals and choice blues covers, local musician Robert Jackson kept the audience entertained when he played as part of Lichfield Arts’ 30th Blues and Jazz Festival.
With only four actors playing all of the parts, providing musical accompaniment, sound effects, and finding contemporary elements to add to a demanding script, a lot was happening when the Pantaloon Theatre Company bought their open-air adaptation of Shakespeare’s The Tempest to Stowe Fields.
