Лондонский клуб Ronnie Scott's представит интерактивный спектакль о своей истории в Бексхилле

A renowned jazz club is bringing its story to life in Bexhill. London's Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club is set to showcase The Ronnie Scott's Story at the De La Warr Pavilion on Saturday, November 21, 2026, at 7.30pm. This special performance by The Ronnie Scott's All Stars, under the direction of the club's artistic director, will offer a rare look behind the scenes of one of the world's best-known music venues. The audience will be transported back to the lively dive bars of old Soho, journeying through the club's beginnings, marked by financial struggles and frequent police raids, to its standing at the heart of the international jazz scene. Read more: - Theatre toilets set for major refurbishment after years of waiting - Step behind the scenes at Theatre Royal Brighton's free open morning - Run of shows cancelled at theatre due to low ticket sales The show promises tales of old Soho, where musicians, celebrities and gangsters mingled. Audiences will hear about how Ronnie's became a neutral zone in contested gang territory, and the club's encounters with notorious figures such as the Krays. The Ronnie Scott's Story will be brought to life through music and stories of the colourful characters who frequented the club, including pop stars, film stars, politicians, royalty and, most importantly, the musicians who helped shape the club's legacy. Directed by James Pearson, the show also features classic music associated with the jazz greats who have graced the Ronnie Scott's stage. The critically acclaimed show is a celebration of one of the world's most famous jazz venues, delving into its history, atmosphere and the artists and music that have played a part in its story.