Brian Kellock and Colin Steele play Oliver!

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Music (jazz, swing)

  • Babes in arms policy: Babies do not require a ticket
  • Policy applies to: Children under 2 years
Venue Age Restriction: Accompanied 6-15 years may enter until 20:00, accompanied 16-17 years until 22:00. Strictly 18+ after 22:00

Description

Two of Scotland’s foremost jazz musicians, pianist Brian Kellock and trumpeter Colin Steele follow on from their phenomenally successful sell-out Fringe shows over the last few years (Mary Poppins, My Fair Lady, Glen Miller, Duke Ellington and Louis Armstrong), and the intrepid duo now turn their attention to the classic Lionel Bart musical Oliver. Food Glorious Food, I'd do Anything and Where is Love; cracking tunes joyfully re-imagined, faithful to the originals but played with imagination, creativity, freshness and flair. Top class swinging jazz musicians at the top of their game, truly magical!

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  • Accessible entry: Two flights of stairs, totaling 25 steps, down into the space.

    • Wheelchair access type: Not fully wheelchair accessible

  • Stairs: 20+
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Robert Horwich 131 days ago

Two utterly talented musicians..as with all excellent Jazz it looks like they are 'jamming' on the spot, because the music is so complex.
But clearly they are not.
The audience loved it and the tunes, of course, are timeless.
Recommended.

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Craig Riecke 136 days ago

OMG, this show was so much fun! Usually if you combine musicals and jazz, the musicals are Porgy and Bess or Anything Goes, which are no real feat because they're close to jazz anyway.

Doing Oliver ... that takes guts! Brian and Colin meet the challenge, and pull the audience along with them. Willingly, I might add. At times funny, touching, and rousing, they are fantastic improvisers, and grabbed my attention the whole way.

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