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ALT B: An Evening With The Skovilles

Part of ALT B: SPOKEN WORD, MUSIC AND MORE
ALT B: An Evening With The Skovilles

The Skovilles are the weekly resident jazz band of The old Blue last in Shoreditch, providing sets of classic jazz performed in a modern, high energy style ranging from up-beat and danceable, to slow and heart-string tugging. They play in bars and venues in and around London and have entertained at iconic venues such as the Savoy Hotel and the Garrick Club.

Band

Miles Lavelle Golding – Piano
William Jutton – Bass
Jonah Phillips – Drums
Martha Abrahamson-Ball – Vocals

This event is presented as part of the Bush Theatre’s ALT B programme – a platform for creatives, makers and performers across artforms.
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