Sunday Jazz Lunch | Frank Sinatra by Stephen Triffitt
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Join us for a delightful Sunday Jazz Lunch featuring the incredible Stephen Triffitt, celebrated for his extraordinary ability to embody the essence of Frank Sinatra. 🎤✨
"STEPHEN TRIFFITT IS THE BEST. The greatest. Because he captures the soul of my Father." – FRANK SINATRA JR.
"Hi. I'm your daughter Tina." – Tina SINATRA
Straight from his successful shows in Las Vegas, Triffitt brings to life the iconic songs that have made Sinatra a legend. With favorites like "My Way" and "New York, New York", he recreates the charm and smooth vibes of Sinatra's performances, all with breathtaking accuracy. 🌟
Having played Frank Sinatra in the original West End production of The Rat Pack Live and gracing the stage of the London Palladium, Stephen Triffitt is widely hailed as the ultimate tribute artist to this classic icon.
Accompanied by a talented live band, Triffitt delivers an evening filled with classic hits and smooth melodies that will transport you to another era. From the romantic allure of "Under My Skin" to the vibrant energy of "That's Life", each performance is infused with effortless charm. 🎶
Pair this remarkable show with Boisdale's sumptuous 3-course Sunday lunch! Guests can savor the 18-hour slow-roasted dry-aged rib of Scottish beef, complemented by crispy goose fat roast potatoes and a variety of classic sides. Vegetarian options and Boisdale's signature dishes, like Roast Dumfriesshire Blackface haggis, are available to ensure every palate is catered for. 🍖🥗
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