Singer-songwriter Sarah Gillespie was in good form when she led her talented quartet through a concert of her own songs at the Lichfield Arts Blues and Jazz Festival.
With a career playing in a number of genres, with some seriously heavyweight musicians, the leading jazz and experimental saxophonist and flute player Theo Travis led his talented ensemble through a set of original music and choice covers.
With a set list that ranged from African High Life music to space jazz, the leading trombonist and composer Annie Whitehead led her talented quartet through an exciting afternoon of music when she appeared at the Lichfield Arts Blues and Jazz Festival.
The jazz rock fusion band Imperial Strut played to an appreciative audience when they appeared at the Cathedral Hotel as part of Lichfield Arts Blues and Jazz Festival.
A stage filled with guitars and a room full of people meant that jazz musician Remi Harris’s gig at Lichfield’s George Hotel was a very special evening for music fans.
Avenue Q is a show which could easily offend – audiences are warned it’s a musical strictly for the over 16s. But far from offending anyone, this Lichfield Operatic Society production had the audience laughing out loud at the antics of the humans and the puppets.
The acclaimed singer and multi-instrumental Miranda Sykes cast a musical spell over an attentive audience when she appeared at Lichfield Guildhall as part of her Borrowed Places tour.
A new production by Oliver Rowe and his team is always a much anticipated event – and even more so with Les Miserables which has perhaps become their signature work.
A near-capacity Easter Sunday crowd saw one of the sharpest blues outfits on the national circuit when the Climax Blues Band performed at Lichfield Guildhall as part of their 50th anniversary tour.
Lichfield Cathedral was filled with talented local musicians when Lichfield Cathedral Chorus, four classical singers, and The Darwin Ensemble Chamber Orchestra convened to perform Antonin Dvorak’s Stabat Mater.
The balance of superb players is absolutely right without the tiniest glitch in this Rolls Royce of a show where every word and gesture is fresh as paint, and as a result this exquisite revival does every aspect of the play full justice.
Seven of the best known musicians on the British live instrumental and folk music circuit convened to play at Lichfield Guildhall as part of their Eccentric Orbits tour.
