Horn-heavy duo and 2017
Taite Prize finalists Hopetoun Brown are joined on stage by arguably the
country’s finest trumpet player, Finn Scholes. Throughout two energetic sets they’ll
swap trumpets, saxophones, bass clarinets, tubas, trombones and an assortment
of strange keyboard instruments in a programme that moves through blues, soul,
funk, jazz, Americana, and stomp.
This fiery trio
will play songs from across the Hopetoun Brown cannon, including their brand
new long-player Don't Let Them Lock You
Up!
“It’s
the pervading sense of fun together with a respect for antique jazz, blues,
plantation work songs, doo-wop and funk that gives Hopetoun Brown their edge.”-Metro
Itinerary
Wednesday 18 April 7.30pm Hamilton
The Meteor Theatre
GA $25, $20
unwaged
Saturday 21 April 7.30pm Coromandel
The Anglican Hall
Pre-book $25, Door
sales $30
Book: Coromandel
Information Centre
Sunday 22 April 2.30pm Thames
Kauaeranga Hall
Pre-book $20, Door
sales $22
Monday 23 April 7.30pm Tauranga
Baycourt X Space
Adult $24.90,
Concession $22, Child (under 18) $15
Tuesday 24 April 7.30pm Gisborne
The Dome Room
$28 Book: The
Aviary and i-Site
In Cahoots with
The Dome Room
Thursday 26 April 8pm Norsewood
The Old Dairy
Factory
$20 Door sales
Friday 27 April 7.30pm Waipawa
Dinner from 6pm
CHB Municipal
Theatre
GA $25 Dinner
Package $40
Book: Eventfinda
or CHB Theatre
Sunday 29 April 7pm Hawera
Ohawe Hall
$10 Book: South
Taranaki i-Site
Thursday 3 May 10.30pm Christchurch
Gloucester Room, Isaac
Theatre Royal
Adult $35,
Gloucester Session Subscribers $30
Table of 4 inc
wine and antipasto platter $255
2 Adult tickets
inc wine and antipasto platter $130
Booking fees apply
Friday 4 May 7.30pm Ashburton
Ashburton Trust
Event Centre
Open Hat
Saturday 5 May 8pm Akaroa
The Gaiety Theatre
$20 Book: Akaroa
Museum
Monday 7 May 7pm Lincoln
The Laboratory
$20 Over the Bar
at the Lab
Tuesday 8 May 7.30pm Geraldine
The Crown Hotel
$20 Book: LOUK
Clothing (No Eftpos)
03 693 9070
Wednesday 9 May 7.30pm Fairlie
Carnegies at the
Old Library Café
$20 Book:
Heartlands (Limited numbers)
Thursday 10 May 7.30pm Oamaru
Inkbox Theatre
Opera House
Adults $25+fees Seniors/students
$20+fees
Book: Ticketdirect
and Opera House
Friday 11 May 8pm Port Chalmers
Pioneer Community
Hall
Saturday 12 May 8pm Invercargill
Repertory House
$30 and $20 (under
30’s)
Book: Ticketdirect
Sunday 13 May 7pm Roxburgh
The Manhattan
$30 (inc platters)
Book: Manhattan or Roxburgh i-Site
Door sales on the
night
Tuesday 15 May 9pm Queenstown
The Sherwood
$10 Book:
Eventfinda
Wednesday 16 May 7.30pm Tarras
Tarras Hall
Adults $25,
SuperGold $20, Student/child $5
Book: Cromwell
i-Site
Friday 18 May 8.30pm Franz Josef
Snake Bite Brewery
Saturday 19 May 7.30pm Hokitika
Old Lodge Theatre
$20 Book:
Hokitika’s Regent Theatre
Tuesday 22 May 8pm Barrytown
Barrytown Hall
$20 Door sales
Wednesday 23 May 7pm Reefton
Reefton Club
Adults $20,
Students $10, Family $50
Book: 03 732 8542
or 03 732 8111
Door sales
Friday 25 May Dinner from 6pm Mapua
The Playhouse
Theatre
$20 Book: The
Playhouse or Beggs
Saturday 26 May 7.30pm Picton
Picton Little
Theatre
$20 book: Take
Note Picton and Alyssums Blenheim
Sunday 27 May 7.30pm Paekakariki
St Peter’s Hall
Paekakariki
Wednesday 30 May 8pm Palmerston North
Globe Theatre
$26, $22, $20
Thursday 31 May 8pm Upper Hutt
Expressions Arts
and Entertainment Centre
Friday 8 June 7pm Kaitaia
Te Ahu Atrium
$20 Book: Te Ahu
Café
Saturday 9 June 7.30pm Whangarei
The Riverbank
Centre
Reyburn House Lane
Whangarei
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 as well as support from
Central Lakes Trust, Community Trust of Southland, Interislander, Otago
Community Trust, Rata Foundation and the Southern Trust. AOTNZ 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.
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