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Subtle, subversive, satirical swing: Andrew London Trio tour

Subtle, subversive, satirical swing – Andrew London Trio tour – October 2017

Audiences loved Andrew London’s lyrics and laid-back singing along with ever so smoothie Nils Olsen’s sax and clarinet solos when they toured previously with Hot Club Sandwich.

Now in the Sandwich tradition they’re joined by Andrew’s wife Kirsten on bass to pronounce on the minutiae of middle class, middle aged, Middle Earth concerns, delivered in a deceptively innocuous 1940s swing style.

Over 20 years of touring has enabled songwriter London to gather material from the shearing sheds of Southland to the boardrooms of Auckland, leaving him free to pronounce on pretentious socialites, modern parenthood, male insecurities, the Internet, and much much more.

Expect intermittent forays into folk, blues, country and hip hop - plus poignancy and pathos from the Beatle-esque harmonies provided by Kirsten and Nils.

Itinerary

Tuesday 3 October Dinner 6.30pm Show 7.30pm Waipawa
CHB Municipal Theatre
$25, Dinner package $40
Book: www.eventfinda.co.nz or CHB Theatre

Wednesday 4 October 7.30pm Whakatane
Gateway Theatre
Adults $30, Concession $25, Child $5
Book: The Good Life

Thursday 5 October 7pm Opotiki
Deluxe Theatre
Adult $20’student $10
Book Deluxe Theatre

Friday 6 October 7pm Whitianga
Town Hall
Adult $20, Youth under 18 $10
Book: Paper Plus Whitianga

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Saturday 7 October 7.30pm Coromandel
The Club Woollams Ave
$25, Concessions $20
Book: Coromandel Information Centre

Sunday 8 October 2.30pm Kauaeranga
Kauaeranga Hall
Door $20 pre-book $18
Book: 021 912 993, Lotus Realm Thames
or kauaerangahallmusic@gmail.com

Tuesday 10 October 7.30pm Tokoroa
Little Theatre
$20 Book: Tokoroa Clothing Company

Wednesday 11 October 7.30pm Wanganui
Royal Wanganui Opera House
Adult $28, Senior $25, Friend $23, Student $15
Book: at the venue or www.royaloperahouse.co.nz

Friday 13 October 7.30pm Picton
Little Theatre
$20
Book: Take Note Picton and Alyssums Blenheim

Saturday 14 October 8pm dinner from 6pm Mapua
The Playhouse Theatre
$20
Book: The Playhouse 03 540 2985

Sunday 15 October 8pm Onekaka
The Mussel Inn
$15
Door on the night

Tuesday 17 October 7.30pm Reefton
Reefton Club
Adults $20, Students $10, Family $50
Door sales or 03 732 8542 or 03 732 8111

Wednesday 18 October 8pm Barrytown
Barrytown Hall
$20 Door sales

Thursday 19 October 7.30pm Hokitika
Old Lodge Theatre
$20 Book: Regent Theatre

Saturday 21 October 8pm Balcairn
Balcairn Public Hall
$25 Book: Sefton Garage, Sally Mac’s Amberley and Stan’s 7 Day Pharmacy Rangiora

Sunday 22 October 7.30pm Ashburton
Ashburton Trust Event Centre
Open Hat Night!

Monday 23 October 7pm Lincoln
The Laboratory
$15 Book: Over the bar

Wednesday 25 October 7.30pm Geraldine
Old Lodge Theatre
$25 Book: LOUK Clothing, Talbot St (no eftpos)

Thursday 26 October 7.30pm Oamaru
Inkbox Theatre, Opera House
$25+fees Book: Oamaru Opera House and Ticket direct

Friday 27 October 8pm Hawea
Lake Hawea Community Centre
Adult $25, Child $10
Book: Sailz café, OCD Café Wanaka Medical Centre
bookingslhcc@gmail.com

Saturday 28 October 7.30pm Cromwell
Presbyterian Church
Adults $25, SuperGold $20, Student/child $5
Book: Cromwell i-Site

Sunday 29 October 5pm Gore
Eastern Southland Gallery
$25 (concessions available)
Book: Eastern Southland Gallery

Tuesday 31 October 8pm Stewart Island
Community Centre
$20 Door sales

Arts On Tour NZ (AOTNZ) organises tours of outstanding New Zealand performers to rural and smaller centres in New Zealand. The trust receives funding from Creative New Zealand, support from Interislander, and liaises with local arts councils, repertory theatres and community groups to bring the best of musical and theatrical talent to country districts. The AOTNZ programme is environmentally sustainable – artists travel to their audiences rather than the reverse. (ends)


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