$25 + booking fee pre, $30 door

7pm doors, 8pm show

We can only reserve tables for GROUPS OF 8 OR MORE (you can go as large as you like! We never run out of tables for large groups who get our email confirmation once you email a request.

TO RESERVE A TABLE OF 8 OR MORE. . .Firstly buy all your tickets, then email: camelot3@tpg.com.au Please list *show name *show date and only the *name the tickets are booked under.

LESS THAN 8 people??? All other seating is on a 'first in best dressed' basis! So come early and choose a seat, a stool or table which suits. If the show is sold-out, you may end up sharing with others or choose to stand.

Please book carefully – as no refunds, credits or exchanges on tickets are possible.

All ages are welcome (but under 18′s must be accompanied by an adult) and a ticket must be purchased to support the artists playing.

Delicious food (including pizza!) is available.

Fully licensed – NO BYO

20 piece Jazz Big Band with singer Lisa Abbott!
Formed in 2001 by enigmatic ARIA award-winning trumpeter, and fondly remembered ‘Dr of Jazz’ Vlad Khusid, Dr V’s Swing Thing is a 20-piece Jazz Big Band now lead - since 2023 - by acclaimed saxophonist, Sydney Conservatorium Jazz Lecturer and Australian Big Band luminary David Theak. Comprising jazz alumni from Sydney Grammar School, Dr V's has performed at jazz festivals all over Australia from Darwin to Wangaratta, from Manly Jazz to Orange in regional NSW, as well as City Recital Hall's Lunchtime series and a slew of private events.

Dedicated to performing the breadth of the jazz canon including the classics from the swing era to music by leading contemporary jazz composers, Dr V's Swing Thing delivers a tightness and enthusiasm for the genre rarely seen in Australian big bands, informed by a passion and commitment to challenging its members with exciting, dynamic and appealing music.

Joining the band again tonight is captivating Sydney singer and songwriter, Lisa Abbott, bringing her soulful voice to some swinging jazz standards, for a night not to be missed.