Paul Arnold, saxophonist Whether you need chilled jazz or upbeat pop, Paul always adds sax sparkle

Depending on the line-up, we need a dry, safe and warm space to play in of around 5mx3m. We also need a couple of 13amp sockets and space to park nearby.

We need to know any specific access requirements, and if there is a sound limiter.

We bring all sound equipment needed, and a simple lighting setup.

We're happy to play music from Spotify over our PA once we're set up and in the break between sets. We can choose the music, or you can send us a playlist.

I've performed at the O2 in London, and at the Royal Albert Hall, but playing in my local theatre beats that really - it's such a lovely space and there's often people there I know.

I most enjoy small intimate gigs. I can remember playing some of my own arrangements at the Hitchin Jazz Jam one Christmas and the sense of joy and fun in the room was amazing.

I did a music degree at Durham University, and combined playing in various bands with a career in BBC Radio. I'm now focussin on the music full time, running a jazz jam, and sax quartet and a jazz quintet.

The list is quite varied. I love the style of jazz players from the 50s and 60s like Miles Davis and Hank Mobley. I love the songwriting and performing ability of people like KT Tunstall and Suzanne Vega. And the sheer joy of pop bands like The Feeling.

We typically allow 30-50 minutes to set up and perform 2x45' sets across two hours.

Yes, so long as we have some shelter/shade and a power supply

We're happy to be guided by the client in what we play, generally it's a case of picking from our repertoire.

The feedback we generally get is 'You were amazing, thanks so much for making our day!' We really work hard to give the best we can and adapt on the day.