All concerts start at 8 PM
Doors open at 7:30 PM

Saturday, November 29, 2008
DUKES of Dixieland
The DUKES of Dixieland wear their New Orleans jazz heritage proudly. As globe-trotting jazz ambassadors from the heart of the Big Easy they weave strands of pop, gospel, and country with authentic New Orleans sounds, and with more than 32 years of tradition behind them, they are the oldest continuing Dixieland jazz band. Today's Dukes step forward with a sound that is durable and flexible, as jazz is meant to be. Bright and brassy or smooth and dark as cane syrup, the DUKES bring a time-honored authenticity to all of the hits of Dixie's yesteryear. The DUKES of Dixieland - strong tradition, new ground, great sounds.
$36 General & $41 Loge


Saturday, January 10, 2009
Tommy Dorsey Orchestra
Tommy Dorsey once said “It’s about time somebody got things going again … You can’t expect to have any real interest in dance bands if the bands don’t go around the country and play for the kids.” The Tommy Dorsey Orchestra carries on the legacy of the “Sentimental Gentleman of Swing” as, now led by famed trombonist Buddy Morrow, it travels the country playing for “kids” of all ages. Performing at varied venues from dances to jazz concerts, they maintain the authentic sound and style while managing excellent elasticity. With a library consisting of classic Dorsey Orchestra numbers along with Dixieland, rhythm and blues, intricate ballads, progressive jazz, and contemporary tunes, their concerts appeal to a range of tastes.
$41 General & $46 Loge


Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Three Men and a Baby ... Grand!
Take a walk down melody lane as incredibly talented Broadway and recording artist troubadours John Boswell, Brian Lane Green and Lee Lessack join voices to produce incredible harmonies in a delicious cabaret that's nothing short of wonderful. Three Men and a Baby...Grand is “an infectious act, featuring three guys who love what they’re doing, have a helluva good time doing it, and involve us completely in a potpourri of marvelous song choices. Who could ask for anything better?” (BackStage)
$41 General & $46 Loge


Saturday, February 7, 2009
The Freddy Cole Quartet in Concert
Hailed by the New York Times as "the most maturely expressive male jazz singer of his generation, if not the best alive," Freddy Cole's voice is raspier, smokier, and jazzier than brother Nat's. His vocals are suave, elegant, formidable, and articulate – among the most respected in jazz. He has a style and musical sophistication all his own, with an impeccable sense of swing. A "gorgeous autumnal baritone, expressive phrasing and pitch-perfect feel for jazz standards, pop tunes and love ballads." (People Magazine)
$41 General & $46 Loge


Saturday, February 21, 2009
Nellie McKay
A talented young pianist, Nellie McKay brings an unlikely combination of influences and genres to her music, from Tin Pan Alley pop and cabaret to reggae, rap and jazz. Combine luxe jazz vocalist Julie London with a rapper and you'll get a sense of this unique singer-songwriter's charm as these elements mysteriously gel with her evocative, playful, and bold lyrics. McKay crafts piano-based standards that bristle with smart, thorny lyrics and she delivers them with lingering languor, then rat-a-tat bravado. Incredibly clever and witty, McKay's eclectic style and sharp lyrics distinguish her as an original voice in the world of music.
$41 General & $46 Loge


Saturday, February 28, 2009
Ed Polcer and His Jazz All-Stars
Ed Polcer, resident cornetist and bandleader at Eddie Condon’s club in New York City from 1975 to 1985, has performed worldwide. Since touring with Benny Goodman’s Sextet in 1973, he has been the bandleader for numerous national and international tours. He has appeared in hundreds of concerts, festivals, and jazz parties throughout the United States, Canada, and Europe. Join Ed Polcer and his Jazz All-Stars as they bring you into the smoky clubs that housed the New York Classic Jazz style, interspersing music with narrative, a bit of nostalgia and humor.
$36 General & $41 Loge


Friday, March 13, 2009
The Duprees
The Duprees are well known for their romantic interpretations of some of the most beautiful love songs ever written. They have made a career out of giving new life to old hits. Since the birth of their unmistakable sound in Jersey City, NJ on "You Belong to Me" in 1962 and continuing with “My Own True Love” and “Have You Heard” and dozens of others, their outstanding vocal harmonies have entertained audiences in major venues throughout the world. Although there have been changes over the years, the group is intact and still performing with their unique sound and outstanding vocal harmonies.
$41 General & $46 Loge


Friday, March 27, 2009
Jil Aigrot
Jil Aigrot, the singing voice of Edith Piaf in the film La Vie En Rose, is as passionate and magnificent in concert with her homage to Edith Piaf as she is on film. On stage she channels Piaf's sound and body language, but between each song she talks to the audience in her own natural voice. In the superb program all of the great Piaf are not only relived but given a special magic with Aigrot’s stunning voice. When Aigrot sings, it is not just another voice of the sparrow, as Piaf was called, but a modern energy giving the old songs new life.
$41 General & $46 Loge


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