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Feb
26
Sun
JOHN ETHERIDGE & VIMALA ROWE @ Lauderdale House
Feb 26 @ 7:30 pm – 9:30 pm

JOHN ETHERIDGE & VIMALA ROWE Sun 26 Feb, 7.30pm | £15/£12 Guitar legend John Etheridge and sensational new vocal star Vimala Rowe weave a magical spell, taking you on a musical voyage from India to Africa, the Middle East and the USA.

Nov
2
Thu
leon greening trio @ Lauderdale House
Nov 2 @ 8:30 pm – 10:30 pm

leon greening trio

jazz in the house

Leon Greening (piano), Adam King (bass), Steve Brown (drums)

A long time favourite and one of the most popular side men in London, Leon makes a long overdue return with his superlative trio of Brown, the best straight-ahead swing drummer in the country and King, winner of a Worshipful Company of Musicians Best Young Musician Award.

For those who love their piano playing to be soaked in the bop, blues and gospel flavours of giants lke Wynton Kelly, Bobby Timmons and Horace Silver, Leon is THE man.  No-one builds a solo with ever mounting excitetment like he does. Well, not in the UK anyway!

 

Time: 20:30

Venue: Lauderdale House

Student Concession £7.00

Price band A B
Standard £12.00
Concession £10.00 £7.00
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Box office: 02083488716

Email: enquiries@lauderdale.org.uk

Website: www.lauderdalehouse.org.uk

 

Oct
27
Sat
Gatehouse Chat Show @ Upstairs at the Gatehouse
Oct 27 @ 7:30 pm – 9:30 pm

The original hippy musical HAIR made its debut on the London stage in Autumn 1968.

Fifty years on, some of the original cast members get back together to talk about their experience of being in the very first rock musical.

Paul Nicholas, Annabel Leventon and Peter Straker have all gone on to be major stars in British theatre.

We are hoping that other cast members from HAIR will join Paul, Annabel and Peter.  Come and listen to them talk about that wonderful period of love and peace. Help us recreate the Age of Aquarius and Let The Sunshine In!

There will also be a few old film clips to remind everyone what a hippy happy time we enjoyed in the Swinging Sixties.

Hosted by John Plews