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Two giants of the British Jazz scene, Mercury and MOBO award winner, DENYS BATISTE and twice BBC Award winner TONY KOFI joined forces with their new collaborative project.
Join us for an unforgettable night of jazz as two of London?s premier saxophonists, Denys Baptiste and Tony Kofi, reunite to present a powerful new project. Having first played together in the early ?90s as part of Gary Crosby?s Nu Troop, these celebrated musicians now pay tribute to the legendary partnership of Julian ?Cannonball? Adderley and John Coltrane. Their performance will recreate the iconic Cannonball Adderley Quintet in Chicago album, capturing the spirit, energy, and brilliance of one of jazz?s most historic collaborations.
Line up:
Denys Baptiste - Tenor Saxophone
Tony Kofi: Alto Saxophone
Rick Simpson: Piano
Mikele Montolli: Bass
Winston Clifford: Drums
The Courtyard Theatre stands as a vital cultural artery within Hoxton's dynamic artistic landscape, a Grade II-listed former public library reimagined as a thriving hub for performance. It serves as a crucial platform for both established and emerging talent, contributing significantly to London's theatrical and musical fabric. This venue, steeped in local history, continues its legacy as a place of public engagement and creative discovery.
Within its walls, a distinct atmosphere prevails. The warmth of the lighting often casts a soft glow across the exposed brickwork, while the hushed anticipation before a performance fills the main house. There's a subtle, almost imperceptible scent of aged paper and polished wood, a gentle echo of its past life as a repository of knowledge, now transformed into a space for shared experience.
Practicality meets charm with the venue's offerings. The Iambic wine bar provides a welcoming space for pre-show drinks and post-performance discussions. The Courtyard is committed to accessibility, offering step-free access and an accessible toilet, alongside staff assistance for those requiring support to navigate its various spaces.
Throughout the year, the theatre hosts a diverse programme spanning compelling dramatic works, stand-up comedy, live music, independent film screenings, and poetry readings. It actively champions new playwrights, directors, and companies, providing essential opportunities for development and presentation across its main house and studio spaces.
Bowling Green Walk, 40 Pitfield Street,
London,
Greater London,
England,
N1 6EU.
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