Tickets for Ruth Lambert Quartet available from East Durham College Reception now!
Welcome to Jazz at The Lubetkin's website where you can find details of our forthcoming concerts and buy tickets online.
We programme jazz concerts at The Lubetkin Theatre in Peterlee, East Durham. Our aim, pure and simple - to bring the best of live jazz to East Durham. We hope you will join us to enjoy some wonderful live music!
Our venue is a beautiful modern theatre conveniently located just off the A19 with ample free parking.
Seating is cabaret style for a relaxed, jazz club atmosphere.
There is a Starbucks café and a fully licensed bar on site where you can enjoy a drink and something to eat before the concert.
We are delighted to announce that Scene 1 restaurant will be open and serving dinner from 5.30pm before all of our evening concerts this season. Restaurant reservations can be made on 0191 518 8302 or scene1@eastdurham.ac.uk
Tickets for all of our concerts can be booked online at www.ticketsource.co.uk/jazz-at-the-lubetkin ; by emailing boxoffice@eastdurham.ac.uk or calling 0191 587 2534
Tickets can also be purchased from the reception desk at East Durham College, Willerby Grove, Peterlee in the run up to each concert.
Thursday March 5th, 7pm (6.45pm doors) £10/ £5 (under 18s)
Ruth Lambert Quartet
We are delighted to welcome Ruth Lambert, one of the North East’s most popular and talented jazz vocalists to Jazz at The Lubetkin along with a star-studded band featuring Alan Law on piano, Andy Champion on bass and Russ Morgan on drums!
Ruth is a consummate interpreter of the Great American Songbook with a repertoire of over 200 songs.
A professional singer since the age of 18, Ruth began her love affair with jazz while at the University of Strathclyde where she studied music, receiving a First Class Honours degree and winning the prestigious Alexander Stone Scholarship for Excellence in Solo Performance.
She was the vocalist with the University’s award winning BAAM Big Band, whose alumni include some of the UK’s biggest jazz names, and was awarded a Special Commendation at the 2000 Boosey and Hawkes Big Band Competition, an honour usually reserved for instrumentalists.
Ruth is a consummate interpreter of the Great American Songbook with a repertoire of over 200 songs.
A professional singer since the age of 18, Ruth began her love affair with jazz while at the University of Strathclyde where she studied music, receiving a First Class Honours degree and winning the prestigious Alexander Stone Scholarship for Excellence in Solo Performance.
She was the vocalist with the University’s award winning BAAM Big Band, whose alumni include some of the UK’s biggest jazz names, and was awarded a Special Commendation at the 2000 Boosey and Hawkes Big Band Competition, an honour usually reserved for instrumentalists.
