THEATRE
The UXBRIDGE theatre (originally a church) is a unique space with character and lots of warmth. In 2016 it had a ‘makeover’ and now is specifically designed for all entertainment and performing arts. Installed is a ‘state of the art’ sound and lighting system that enhances the original acoustics of the building from past times. This is a fantastic hire space for any performers who want an intimate and superior place to perform.
SAINT ANDREW’S BIG BAND
St Andrew’s Big Band returns to Uxbridge following their sold out funk show of 2017. This time the band is bringing back the funk with a Latin twist, presenting a programme of funk classics along with a sprinkling of hot Latin charts and a tribute to modern funk/rock trombone sensation Trombone Shorty.
The show begins at 7:00PM and after an interval will finish at 9:00PM.
DATE: WEDNESDAY 9 OCTOBER
TIME: 7:00PM
GENERAL ADMISSION: $10
PAUL UBANA JONES
Paul was born in London to a Yorkshire mother and a Nigerian father, and was playing the guitar by the age of eleven. Four decades as a professional decades and nine albums later he continues to perform throughout New Zealand, Australia Europe and the USA. Paul has shared the stage and toured with the best: BB King, Bob Dylan, Taj Mahal, Keb Mo, Crowded House, Tuck and Patti… He has delighted festival audiences at the Dublin Blues Festival, Byron bay Blues festival, Vancouver Island Folk Festival, Blues at Bridgetown and many others in Europe.“A national treasure; Paul Ubana Jones is so much more than one man with a guitar. He is a conjuror of unique and original songs, rooted in primal Blues and Soul”
“The most exiting Electro Acoustic Artist to visit our shores” Good Morning News, Santa Monica.
“Opening act Paul Ubana Jones earned his own standing ovation with utterly distinctive guitar style.I can only describe it as part Ritchie Havens, part Andres Segovia and part Ravi Shankar. That’s right, he closed his set with a raging Indian raga that was as dazzling in technique as it was inventive in composition” The Met, Spokane Washington, spokesman, Jim Kershner.
DATE: FRIDAY 18 OCTOBER
TIME: 8:00PM
GENERAL ADMISSION: $32
TABLE SEATING: $35