Performing Arts Houston announces the return of Jeff Goldblum and the Mildred Snitzer Orchestra, on Wednesday, May 4, 2022, 7:30 at The Hobby Center’s Sarofim Hall. Audiences will enjoy classic jazz and Texas trivia with the beloved and gregarious Hollywood star. Tickets start at $40, at performingartshouston.org.

Performing Arts Houston presented Jeff Goldblum and his band’s Houston debut in 2019. It was also an evening of surprises, including an impromptu marriage proposal from one audience member to another, which Goldblum agreed to facilitate, and a performance by HSPVA jazz students on stage with The Mildred Snitzer Orchestra. Be it jazz, conversing with crowds, or working with aspiring musicians, Goldblum does it all with a joyful sense of connection and reveling in the moment.

Jeff Goldblum continues the tradition started during his first visit to Houston in 2019, including three advanced students from Waltrip High School and HSPVA performing on-stage with Jeff & the band to open the show! In the lobby before the performance, more Waltrip Jazz students will perform as the HEB Performance Prelude feature act.

About Jeff Goldblum

With film credits including Jurassic Park, Independence Day, The Fly, The Big Chill, The Grand Budapest Hotel, and Thor: Ragnarok; theatre performances including The Pillowman, Speed the Plow and Domesticated; and television appearances including Portlandia, Inside Amy Schumer and Will & Grace, Jeff Goldblum also plays jazz with his band, The Mildred Snitzer Orchestra. Whether performing regularly at Los Feliz's Rockwell Table and Stage, or elsewhere, Goldblum will take your questions, ask you trivia questions, and play classic jazz. The evening typically features Goldblum on piano, John Storie on guitar, James King on tenor saxophone, Alex Frank on bass, Joe Bagg on organ and Kenny Elliott on drums, along with special guests.

In 2018, Goldblum signed with Decca Records and recorded his first full length record, entitled

Jeff Goldblum and the Mildred Snitzer Orchestra, The Capitol Studios Sessions. His follow up I Shouldn’t Be Telling You This was released in 2019.