Peggy’s House Band plays Sonny Rollins [Jazz]
please note:
we now open 1 hour later than previously
(on sunday afternoons, from April ’24)
- Dining from 1pm
- Performance 2-4pm (with interval)
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Peggy’s House Band plays Sonny Rollins
Celebrating the music of one of the most influential jazz saxophonists; Sonny Rollins, in particular his seminal album Saxophone Colossus (1956).
Sonny Rollins, an American tenor saxophonist and composer whose eight-decade career has led him from Harlem to the White House and all over the world, and who is considered one of the most influential musicians in jazz.
Expect to hear classics from this breakthrough album including ‘St Thomas’ & ‘Mack The Knife’ as well as other well-known material composed by Sonny Rollins.
Lineup
Eliot Richards – tenor sax
Paul Deats – piano
Simon Paterson – bass
Andrew Woody Wood – drums
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Ticket and Venue information:
TICKET TYPES
- General Admission (main seating area) – You can request to be seated in ‘Billie’ (front of stage), ‘Dizzy’ (raked theatre), ‘Mingus’ (near piano) or ‘Duke’ (side wall) and we will do our best to allocate you to your chosen seats
- General Admission (Ella/Satchmo seating area) – you can request to be seated in ‘Ella’ (by the fireplace) or ‘Satchmo’ (by the windows). Please note, a few of these seats have a restricted view
- Though we can guarantee that you will have a table, we cannot guarantee exactly where, as we do our best to fulfil all customers requirements
- All seats are at a table or bar where you can order food and drink with table service
- If you are hoping to combine bookings or join an existing booking then please let us know in advance as we cannot guarantee that changes to our table plan will be possible on the night
- You can view a seating plan here
SPECIAL ACCESS NEEDS
- Please email bookings@peggysskylight.co.uk to reserve a suitable seat for you and your party
- We have an accessible toilet on the ground floor
CONCESSIONS
- Concessionary tickets are available for anyone under 26; over 65; receiving Universal Credit or in possession of a current NUS card
- If concessionary tickets are purchased alongside standard tickets, then you will all be seated together. Should your booking consist entirely of concessionary tickets then we will do our best to have you seated in your preferred section, but if the event fills up then seating priority will go to those who have purchased standard tickets
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