2027 Jazz Legacy Series Season Pass
2027 JLP Jazz Season with The Jazz Legacy Project
Season Pass for All Four Shows
Tables for 4, 6, and 8 are available as well as individual seats.
February 4 – Count Basie, The Professor of Swing, featuring the JLP Big Band
William “Count” Basie’s band defined the swing era. His mix of Kansas City Blues and deep swing made him the most popular dance band in the country. Come hear a special Jazz Legacy Project Big Band performance of Basie’s biggest hits like “April in Paris,” “One O’Clock Jump,” and “Corner Pocket.”
May 6 – Stan Getz – Blues, Ballads, and Bossa
Getz brought “Bossa Nova” to the States with such hits as “Girl from Ipanema” and “Corcovado,” but he was also a beautiful balladeer and fiery bebop player. The Jazz Legacy Project will cover Getz’ career from the swing era to his energetic entry into fusion.
August 5 – Carmen McRae, Miss Jazz, featuring Lahavi
Take Billie Holiday, Ella Fitzgerald, and Sarah Vaughan and roll them into one and you get Carmen McRae. Her unique style and soulful interpretations of jazz standards set her apart in the 1960s and 1970s, delivering hits such as “Misty,” “Star Eyes,” and “Good Morning, Heartache.” This show features Atlanta-based jazz phenom, Lavahi!
October 7 – Chick Corea, Spanish Heart
Corea’s Latin-infused music shaped the fusion era and beyond. From his early bebop days to his time with Miles Davis, to his supergroup Return to Forever, the Jazz Legacy Project pays tribute to Corea’s astounding 60-year career.
Lake Country Players Present “Come From Away”
Come From Away is a musical that tells the true story of the people of Gander, Newfoundland, who welcomed 7,000 stranded passengers after the 9/11 attacks. The show has been praised for its emotional depth, clever direction, and strong ensemble cast. Most cast members portray multiple characters, showcasing their versatility and talent. CFA has garnered acclaim for its unique storytelling and emotional resonance, making it a significant work in contemporary musical theater. Its portrayal of community and kindness in the face of tragedy resonates with audiences, ensuring its place as a must-see production.
