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THE LOST ESTATE - PROHIBITION JAZZ NIGHT - AUG 23.

Follow the aroma of smokehouse chicken, buzz of bourbon-fuelled chatter and trail of shimmering sequins to The Lost Estate this summer and you’ll stumble upon a Jazz Age Superclub plucked straight from the 1930s. No, it’s not a mirage or wild daydream, this is the outrageous true story of Belle Livingstone’s 58th St. Country Club, brought to life once more. In its final extension until September 30, The Lost Estate is putting on this immersive experience filled with live music, theatre and dining, transporting you into a smoky prohibition-era world for one spectacular night, which we were luckily enough to attend and be whisked away to a lively night set 100 years in the past. With the theme being the opening night of Belle Livingstone’s 58th Street Country Club, expectations are set high. For the ‘The Greatest Night of the Jazz Age’, the Lost Estate has called upon acclaimed dancer and choreographer Eleesha Drennan (Studio Wayne McGregor, National Dance Wales) to direct. In what can only be described as an other-worldly experience, it is easy to get lost in the moment, tapping one’s feet to the rhythm of the drums, the sound of trumpets filling audience members with energy. The band at the Lost Estate London visits some of the most iconic jazz pieces – and they are all dressed in their finest attire, transporting you back in time. The six-piece house band, the 58th Street Stompers, are fronted by prominent trumpet player Rory Simmons (band member for Jamie Cullum, Blur), providing a blazing backdrop of 1930s hits that serve as the centrepiece of the evening’s entertainment. As the night unfolds, the music transcends mere notes, weaving an intricate tapestry of sound that continually elevates the senses.