An intimate evening of soul, jazz, strings and more in the world’s first tunnel under the Thames.
Fifty feet below Rotherhithe sits the Thames Tunnel Shaft, the brick entrance hall Brunel built in 1843. For one night in December we’re filling it with multiple short live sets from multi disciplined musicians, in a running order designed to build the energy as the night progresses.
Kitty Noble – soul and jazz vocalist, opening the night.Georgie Ward – A pianist and composer whose career has taken her to stages around the world touring in the pop industry, Georgie Ward brings a more personal side of her musical world to this rare, intimate solo performance….
Doors 7pm. Music from 7.30pm, finishing at 10pm. Seated for the early sets with standing room for the finale. There’s a museums bar accepting card only.
Brunel Museum, Railway Avenue, Rotherhithe, London SE16 4LF. Two minutes’ walk from Rotherhithe Overground; ten from Canada Water (Jubilee line). No parking at the venue.