04/04/2026
FRIDAY APRIL 10th - The Saint James Trio - 11pm. Don’t miss the second-to-last Yale Cabaret production of the season! Join us for a three-night symphony of story, sound, and spontaneity. The New Rhythm Festival will feature two staged readings of bold new works and a night of live jazz that lets the music take the lead. No two nights are the same! Come listen. Come witness. Come feel the rhythm.
The New Rhythm Festival
Performance Dates and Times:
Thursday, April 9 @ 8 PM | Shy Redemption
Friday, April 10 @ 8pm | Shy Redemption
Friday, April 10 @ 11pm | Live Jazz by the Saint James Trio
Saturday, April 11 @ 4pm | Back to Bangalore
Saturday, April 11 @ 8pm |Back to Bangalore
Tickets are live at: https://cabaret-tickets.yale.edu/
www.yalecabaret.org
The Saint James Trio features members of The Saint James Jazz Band, a collective of professional New Haven area Jazz musicians brought together in collaboration with veteran saloon-singer Kevin Saint James. The trio revisits, re-interprets and recreates true-to-form selections of classic jazz favorites and popular standards in a variety of artistic styles with a rare balance of musically "scientific" re-invention and profound reverence for historic significance and tradition. Ageless favorites from Cole Porter, Fats Waller, George Gershwin, Rogers & Hart, Billy Strayhorn, Jerome Kern and many others - long ago immortalized by legendary artists like Louis Armstrong, Judy Garland, Nat King Cole, Frank Sinatra, Etta James, Bobby Darin, Louis Prima and Ray Charles are heard again in resounding chorus as the trio reworks and relives the classics. Benefitting from their many years of shared collaboration and familiarity with their chosen material, the group has a genuinely unique capacity for working spontaneous experimentation into their respectful reinterpretations of familiar popular standards that transport more mature audiences back in time to the sounds of days long ago, while recreating, re-introducing and perhaps even endearing these precious melodies to younger listeners at the same time.