We have a few complimentary tickets available to Boston Musica Viva at Kings Place, NW1 for Thursday, Friday and Saturday next week
For over 40 years, Boston Musica Viva has garnered recognition as one of the world's pre-eminent new music ensembles.
Music Director Richard Pittman and eight gifted players offer three concerts of contemporary music, most of which was originally commissioned and premiered by the ensemble. These programmes give an overview of the diversity of American music and introduce composers well established in the US but infrequently or never performed in London. Over three concerts, BMV will explore the myriad styles of composers including Elliott Carter, Gunther Schuller, Joseph Schwantner, and Michael Gandolfi. Acclaimed mezzo-soprano Pamela Dellal joins BMV for each concert.
THURSDAY 25 MARCH
MUSIC
BOSTON MUSICA VIVA
AN AMERICAN KALEIDOSCOPE
Boston Musica Viva
Richard Pittman music director, Pamela Dellal mezzo-soprano
Programme:
JOHN HUGGLER Capriccio sregolato
JOSEPH SCHWANTER Elixir
DONALD CROCKETT The Cinnamon Peeler
JOHN CAGE Credo in US
CHOU WEN-CHUNG Twilight Colors
Each person looking through a kaleidoscope sees different images, but the vibrant colours and crystalline angles define the experience. Chou Wen-chung conjures the shades of the sunset on New York's Hudson River Valley with Twilight Colors. Pulitzer Prize-winner Joseph Schwantner uses shared monody to brilliant effect in his angular Elixir. Witnessing the music take off in directions of it own volition, John Huggler subtitled his Capriccio sregolato, 'a capriccio with a mind of its own'. In The Cinnamon Peeler, Californian Donald Crockett sets a bold and sensuous love poem by Sri Lankan-Canadian poet Michael Ondaatje. The use of 'chance operations' in John Cage's humorous Credo in US ensures that each performance is different from the last.
/// Hall One, 7.30pm, (running time 1.5 hrs)
FRIDAY 26 MARCH
MUSIC
BOSTON MUSICA VIVA
ALL-AMERICAN GROOVES
Boston Musica Viva
Richard Pittman Music Director, Pamela Dellal mezzo-soprano
Programme:
MICHAEL GANDOLFI Grooved Surfaces
JOHN HARBISON The Seven Ages
RAND STEIGER Elliott's Instruments
ELLIOTT CARTER Triple Duo
'Orderly, and out of long habit, my heart continues to beat,' writes Louise Glück, whose poems are set by John Harbison in The Seven Ages. These four American works explore the rhythms and grooves that meter our lives. The penetrating rhythms of Ghanaian drumming underlie Michael Gandolfi's Grooved Surfaces. Elliott Carter inspires dialogue in a unique rhythmic language between three pairs of instruments in his Triple Duo. p*ying homage, Rand Steiger replicates these couples in Elliott's Instruments.
/// Hall One, 7.30pm, (running time 1.5hrs)
SATURDAY 27 MARCH
MUSIC
BOSTON MUSICA VIVA
AMERICAN VIGNETTES
Boston Musica Viva,
Richard Pittman Music Director, Pamela Dellal mezzo-soprano,
Geoffrey Burleson, piano
Programme:
STEVEN STUCKY Boston Fancies
CHARLES IVES arr. PITTMAN Five Street Songs
DAVID RAKOWSKI Mikronomicon
GUNTHER SCHULLER Four Vignettes
Each piece on this programme features one or several vignettes with the power to transport us to a different time and place. Charles Ives' Five Street Songs evoke the composer's childhood memories of growing up in a small town in New England. Steven Stucky weaves together seven short miniatures in his first work for BMV, Boston Fancies. Each of Gunther Schuller's Four Vignettes is based on the dream-like paintings of surrealist Salvador Dalí. David Rakowski's chamber concerto Mikronomicon features BMV pianist Geoffrey Burleson.
/// Hall One, 7.30pm, (running time 1.5hrs)
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Re: Free Theatre/Concert Thread
WHISTLE DOWN THE WIND the excellent west end musical comes to Manchester!
We have a few complimentary tickets available to WHISTLE DOWN THE WIND at the Opera House, Manchester, tomorrow night at 7.30pm.
Based on the novel by Mary Hayley Bell and subsequent Richard Attenborough-produced film, Whistle Down the Wind follows the fortunes of a fugitive caught between the prejudice of adults and the innocence of the young. Andrew Lloyd Webber and Jim Steinman, together with Patricia Knop and Gale Edwards (co-book writers with Andrew Lloyd Webber) reset the original story in Louisiana in 1959. Whistle Down the Wind revolves around the time and place where the word teenager was invented. Swallow, a 15 year-old-girl growing up in America's deep South in the fifties, discovers a mysterious man hiding out in a barn. When she asks who he is and the first words he utters are "Jesus Christ", it's as if all her prayers have been answered. Swallow and the town's other children vow to protect the stranger from the world that waits outside - the townspeople who are determined to catch a fugitive hiding it their midst. As fantasy and reality collide, Swallow is torn between the two and begins to discover who she is and where she is going. Andrew Lloyd Webber's emotive score combines hauntingly beautiful love songs and explosive rock music with lyrics by acclaimed rock'n'roll songwriter Jim Steinman. The score contrasts the relentless influence of the modern world with the traditional values of the old days - something which the community at the heart of Whistle Down the Wind yearns to return to.
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Seefilmfirst voucher must be swopped for allocated seating tickets from the PRESS DESK between 6 and 7pm tomorrow evening - performance starts at 7.30pm
To download tickets: http://www.seefilmfirst.com/pin/756777
I've just got some, good luck gettting yours.
We have a few complimentary tickets available to WHISTLE DOWN THE WIND at the Opera House, Manchester, tomorrow night at 7.30pm.
Based on the novel by Mary Hayley Bell and subsequent Richard Attenborough-produced film, Whistle Down the Wind follows the fortunes of a fugitive caught between the prejudice of adults and the innocence of the young. Andrew Lloyd Webber and Jim Steinman, together with Patricia Knop and Gale Edwards (co-book writers with Andrew Lloyd Webber) reset the original story in Louisiana in 1959. Whistle Down the Wind revolves around the time and place where the word teenager was invented. Swallow, a 15 year-old-girl growing up in America's deep South in the fifties, discovers a mysterious man hiding out in a barn. When she asks who he is and the first words he utters are "Jesus Christ", it's as if all her prayers have been answered. Swallow and the town's other children vow to protect the stranger from the world that waits outside - the townspeople who are determined to catch a fugitive hiding it their midst. As fantasy and reality collide, Swallow is torn between the two and begins to discover who she is and where she is going. Andrew Lloyd Webber's emotive score combines hauntingly beautiful love songs and explosive rock music with lyrics by acclaimed rock'n'roll songwriter Jim Steinman. The score contrasts the relentless influence of the modern world with the traditional values of the old days - something which the community at the heart of Whistle Down the Wind yearns to return to.
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Seefilmfirst voucher must be swopped for allocated seating tickets from the PRESS DESK between 6 and 7pm tomorrow evening - performance starts at 7.30pm
To download tickets: http://www.seefilmfirst.com/pin/756777
I've just got some, good luck gettting yours.
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2021: A Quiet Place 2 8.5/10
2020: Little Women, Richard Jewell 8.5/10
2019: Wild Rose, Shazam!, Avengers, Eighth Grade, Shaun the Sheep, The Farewell 9/10
2018: Coco, Three Billboards, Missouri, Avengers, MI: Fallout, Quiet Place, Stan & Ollie - 9/10
2017: Paddington 2 10/10
2016: Sing Street, Hunt for the Wilderpeople, I, Daniel Blake, Sully 10/10
2015: Star Wars, Whiplash, Ex Machina, Minions - 9.5/10
2014: Pride, The Imitation Game 10/10
2013: Good Vibrations, Song for Marion, Alan Partridge, Captain Phillips - 9.5/10
2012: Muppets, Untouchable, Argo 10/10
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Re: Free Theatre/Concert Thread
More tickets available this Wed:
Six Degrees of Separation: We have a few complimentary tickets to the MATINEE (2.30pm) on Wednesday 24th March at 2.30pm.
To download tickets: http://www.seefilmfirst.com/pin/102572
Or go to www.seefilmfirst.com and enter code: 102572
Please download tickets as soon as possible, as this is still on a first come, first served basis.
Dont forget, Seefilmfirst vouchers should be redeemed for allocated seating tickets at the box office between 2 and 2.15pm on Wednesday If for any reason your circumstances change and you cant make it after you have downloaded tickets, please let us know by emailing Feedback@seefilmfirst.com
About the play
Ouisa: "I read somewhere that everybody on this planet is separated by only six other people. Six degrees of separation. Between us and everybody else on this planet. The President of the United States, a gondolier in Venice. Fill in the names."
David Grindley directs John Guare's adrenalin-fuelled Olivier Award-winning play - a sharp, vivacious take on two worlds colliding.
When Ouisa and Flan Kittredge let an injured young man into their home in the middle of the night, they open the door on a new and enticing world. But is it really what it seems Guare's witty play scratches beneath the surface of a world obsessed with money and fame how can anyone be sure that people are who they say they are?
Inspired by the real life story of a flamboyant con artist who convinced wealthy residents in Manhattan that he was the son of actor Sidney Poitier, Six Degrees of Separation is a captivating study of society's pretensions exposed by one man's self-confidence and imagination.
The play originally debuted on Broadway in 1990 and in 1993 it was adapted as a film starring Stockard Channing - reprising her Broadway role - Donald Sutherland and Will Smith. This new production will be the first major London revival of the play in almost 18 years.
Multi-award Winning playwright, John Guares plays include Lydie Breeze, Bosoms and Neglect, Landscape of the Body and The House of Blue Leaves which won an Obie and New York Drama Critics' Circle Award for Best American Play and four Tony Awards. Six Degrees of Separation received the New York Drama Critics' Circle Award and the Olivier Best Play Award.
David Grindley returns to the Old Vic following the success of National Anthems. Other West End credits include Honour, What The Butler Saw, Some Girls, Journey's End, Abigail's Party and Loot. His recent Broadway credits include The Philanthropist, The American Plan, Pygmalion and Journey's End (which won the 2007 Tony Award for Best Revival).
Obi Abili is a recent graduate of RADA. His theatre work includes Dido Queen of Carthage (National Theatre), Brothers Size (The Young Vic) and Angels in America (Headlong Theatre).
Anthony Head?s television work includes the Golden Globe nominated series Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Spooks, Manchild, Little Britain and the highly successful BBC drama Merlin. His theatre credits include Chess, The Rocky Horror Picture Show and Otherwise Engaged in the West End.
Lesley Manville is perhaps best known for her acting collaborations with director Mike Leigh, she has appeared in Secrets and Lies, All or Nothing and Vera Drake. She was last seen at The Old Vic in the world premiere of All About My Mother. Other theatre includes Her Naked Skin, Pillars of the Community and His Dark Materials (National Theatre) and Top Girls (Royal Court) for which she won an Obie Award.
Running time 1 hour 30 mins (with no interval). This production contains nudity. Age recommendation 14+ (at the discretion of the parent/guardian)
Six Degrees of Separation: We have a few complimentary tickets to the MATINEE (2.30pm) on Wednesday 24th March at 2.30pm.
To download tickets: http://www.seefilmfirst.com/pin/102572
Or go to www.seefilmfirst.com and enter code: 102572
Please download tickets as soon as possible, as this is still on a first come, first served basis.
Dont forget, Seefilmfirst vouchers should be redeemed for allocated seating tickets at the box office between 2 and 2.15pm on Wednesday If for any reason your circumstances change and you cant make it after you have downloaded tickets, please let us know by emailing Feedback@seefilmfirst.com
About the play
Ouisa: "I read somewhere that everybody on this planet is separated by only six other people. Six degrees of separation. Between us and everybody else on this planet. The President of the United States, a gondolier in Venice. Fill in the names."
David Grindley directs John Guare's adrenalin-fuelled Olivier Award-winning play - a sharp, vivacious take on two worlds colliding.
When Ouisa and Flan Kittredge let an injured young man into their home in the middle of the night, they open the door on a new and enticing world. But is it really what it seems Guare's witty play scratches beneath the surface of a world obsessed with money and fame how can anyone be sure that people are who they say they are?
Inspired by the real life story of a flamboyant con artist who convinced wealthy residents in Manhattan that he was the son of actor Sidney Poitier, Six Degrees of Separation is a captivating study of society's pretensions exposed by one man's self-confidence and imagination.
The play originally debuted on Broadway in 1990 and in 1993 it was adapted as a film starring Stockard Channing - reprising her Broadway role - Donald Sutherland and Will Smith. This new production will be the first major London revival of the play in almost 18 years.
Multi-award Winning playwright, John Guares plays include Lydie Breeze, Bosoms and Neglect, Landscape of the Body and The House of Blue Leaves which won an Obie and New York Drama Critics' Circle Award for Best American Play and four Tony Awards. Six Degrees of Separation received the New York Drama Critics' Circle Award and the Olivier Best Play Award.
David Grindley returns to the Old Vic following the success of National Anthems. Other West End credits include Honour, What The Butler Saw, Some Girls, Journey's End, Abigail's Party and Loot. His recent Broadway credits include The Philanthropist, The American Plan, Pygmalion and Journey's End (which won the 2007 Tony Award for Best Revival).
Obi Abili is a recent graduate of RADA. His theatre work includes Dido Queen of Carthage (National Theatre), Brothers Size (The Young Vic) and Angels in America (Headlong Theatre).
Anthony Head?s television work includes the Golden Globe nominated series Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Spooks, Manchild, Little Britain and the highly successful BBC drama Merlin. His theatre credits include Chess, The Rocky Horror Picture Show and Otherwise Engaged in the West End.
Lesley Manville is perhaps best known for her acting collaborations with director Mike Leigh, she has appeared in Secrets and Lies, All or Nothing and Vera Drake. She was last seen at The Old Vic in the world premiere of All About My Mother. Other theatre includes Her Naked Skin, Pillars of the Community and His Dark Materials (National Theatre) and Top Girls (Royal Court) for which she won an Obie Award.
Running time 1 hour 30 mins (with no interval). This production contains nudity. Age recommendation 14+ (at the discretion of the parent/guardian)
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2017 - 106 seen
2016 - 116 seen
2015 - 120 seen (16 premieres, 2 Gala Screenings). Also 3 theatres/shows, 2 concerts
2014 - 132 seen (26 premieres and 7 Gala Screenings). Also 18 misc. free events/concerts
2013 - 115 Seen (12 premieres). Also 6 theatres/shows, 5 concerts
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2011 - 133 seen
2010 - 105 seen
Re: Free Theatre/Concert Thread
This week we have Gabling at the Soho Theatre, Lord Arthurs Bed at The Kings Head, Forever in your Debt in Highgate and the last week of Waiting for Godot...
PLEASE CHECK THAT YOU CAN MAKE THE TIMES AND DATES (THERE ARE MATINEES INCLUDED HERE) BEFORE DOWNLOADING TICKETS
GAMBLING
At the Soho Theatre, 21 Dean Street W1D 3NE
We have a few tickets for:
Friday 26th March 19:30
Sat 27th March 15:00 and 19:30
Its an hour show
And when you lose, that's when you fly. Even if it's devastating.'
Combining unflinching first-hand testimony with exhilarating physicality,
gambling propels you psychologically, physically, and emotionally into the heart of compulsion.
Created by Raz Shaw & Georgina Lamb
Text by Tom Holloway
To download tickets for Gambling: http://www.seefilmfirst.com/pin/588814
LORD ARTHURS BED
Kings Head Theatre, Upper Street N1
Friday 26 19:30
Sat 27 15:30 and 19:30
Sun 27 15:30
2008 - City slickers Donald and Jim are celebrating their civil partnership.
1868 - Wealthy young cross-dressers Ernest (Stella) and Fred (Fanny) are celebrating Stella's 'marriage' to Lord Arthur Clinton MP.
LORD ARTHUR'S BED weaves these two stories together, dramatizing the farcical trial that gripped the nation 25 years before the downfall of Oscar Wilde. In Fanny and Stella's extraordinary, comical and true story that led them to a sensational trial before the Lord Chief Justice of England in 1870, two modern men find a hidden history and some uncomfortable truths that threaten to wreck their new life together.
"An evening of gay delight" Manchester Evening News
"A raw play that tackles homosexual issues head on" Brighton Argus**** reviews
To download tickets to King Arthurs Bed: http://www.seefilmfirst.com/pin/338653
FOREVER IN YOUR DEBT FRIDAY 26th - TONIGHT!
At JACKSONS Lane Arts Centre
269a Archway Road, Highgate N65AA
Starts 8pm, 90 mins no interval
A music band rolls into town. Teetering on the edge of fiscal failure,their woeful stories of debt and despair weave a cautionary tale that pulls on their heartstrings, pricks our conscience and prods the old pathos bone.
This gang of recession renegades might not be able to p*y the
bill but they can still top it. Even as the bailiff repossesses their instruments, they'll play to the last note and sing for their supper.
Stark,funny and absurd this is a must-see for anyone who's had their cash card cut up in front of them.
'sharp, critical, imaginative, intelligent,..and extremely funny' BBC Radio 4 Front Row
To download tickets to Forever in your Debt: http://www.seefilmfirst.com/pin/338653
Waiting for Godot
We do have a few complimentary tickets for this, the last matinee of this amazing show. All on our waiting list will be advised of code first. If you are available to got to a MATINEE this WEDNESDAY and would like to be added to this list please email feedback@seefilmfirst.com heading: WAITING FOR GODOT
PLEASE CHECK THAT YOU CAN MAKE THE TIMES AND DATES (THERE ARE MATINEES INCLUDED HERE) BEFORE DOWNLOADING TICKETS
GAMBLING
At the Soho Theatre, 21 Dean Street W1D 3NE
We have a few tickets for:
Friday 26th March 19:30
Sat 27th March 15:00 and 19:30
Its an hour show
And when you lose, that's when you fly. Even if it's devastating.'
Combining unflinching first-hand testimony with exhilarating physicality,
gambling propels you psychologically, physically, and emotionally into the heart of compulsion.
Created by Raz Shaw & Georgina Lamb
Text by Tom Holloway
To download tickets for Gambling: http://www.seefilmfirst.com/pin/588814
LORD ARTHURS BED
Kings Head Theatre, Upper Street N1
Friday 26 19:30
Sat 27 15:30 and 19:30
Sun 27 15:30
2008 - City slickers Donald and Jim are celebrating their civil partnership.
1868 - Wealthy young cross-dressers Ernest (Stella) and Fred (Fanny) are celebrating Stella's 'marriage' to Lord Arthur Clinton MP.
LORD ARTHUR'S BED weaves these two stories together, dramatizing the farcical trial that gripped the nation 25 years before the downfall of Oscar Wilde. In Fanny and Stella's extraordinary, comical and true story that led them to a sensational trial before the Lord Chief Justice of England in 1870, two modern men find a hidden history and some uncomfortable truths that threaten to wreck their new life together.
"An evening of gay delight" Manchester Evening News
"A raw play that tackles homosexual issues head on" Brighton Argus**** reviews
To download tickets to King Arthurs Bed: http://www.seefilmfirst.com/pin/338653
FOREVER IN YOUR DEBT FRIDAY 26th - TONIGHT!
At JACKSONS Lane Arts Centre
269a Archway Road, Highgate N65AA
Starts 8pm, 90 mins no interval
A music band rolls into town. Teetering on the edge of fiscal failure,their woeful stories of debt and despair weave a cautionary tale that pulls on their heartstrings, pricks our conscience and prods the old pathos bone.
This gang of recession renegades might not be able to p*y the
bill but they can still top it. Even as the bailiff repossesses their instruments, they'll play to the last note and sing for their supper.
Stark,funny and absurd this is a must-see for anyone who's had their cash card cut up in front of them.
'sharp, critical, imaginative, intelligent,..and extremely funny' BBC Radio 4 Front Row
To download tickets to Forever in your Debt: http://www.seefilmfirst.com/pin/338653
Waiting for Godot
We do have a few complimentary tickets for this, the last matinee of this amazing show. All on our waiting list will be advised of code first. If you are available to got to a MATINEE this WEDNESDAY and would like to be added to this list please email feedback@seefilmfirst.com heading: WAITING FOR GODOT
Preferred cinemas:
Central London and North London as far north as the Hampstead Everyman including Picturehouse Hackney/Notting Hill Gate - but not Wood Green and North Finchley as they are just a bit too far.
Central London and North London as far north as the Hampstead Everyman including Picturehouse Hackney/Notting Hill Gate - but not Wood Green and North Finchley as they are just a bit too far.
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Code for LORD ARTHURS BED is the same as FOREVER IN YOUR DEBT
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Re: Free Theatre/Concert Thread
Thanks to LESW on MSE:
IF you can get to the Old Vic this Wednesday AFTERNOON, or to the Soho Theatre from Thursday or over the weekend....
We have a few tickets available to various performances of Gambling at The Soho Theatre,
To download tickets: http://www.seefilmfirst.com/pin/480956
Also a few complimentary tickets to Six Degrees of Separation on MATINEE on Wednesday
To Download tickets: http://www.seefilmfirst.com/pin/576341
IF you can get to the Old Vic this Wednesday AFTERNOON, or to the Soho Theatre from Thursday or over the weekend....
We have a few tickets available to various performances of Gambling at The Soho Theatre,
To download tickets: http://www.seefilmfirst.com/pin/480956
Also a few complimentary tickets to Six Degrees of Separation on MATINEE on Wednesday
To Download tickets: http://www.seefilmfirst.com/pin/576341
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Re: Free Theatre/Concert Thread
Page 30 of today's Standard:
Win tix to classical concert at Royal Albert Hall next Tuesday 6th April at 8pm with Quatar Philharmonic Orchestra.
Email name and address to qpo@activ.org.uk, writing STANDARD in the subject line.
First 50 entries received will be sent a pair of tickets so apply quickly if you are interested.
Win tix to classical concert at Royal Albert Hall next Tuesday 6th April at 8pm with Quatar Philharmonic Orchestra.
Email name and address to qpo@activ.org.uk, writing STANDARD in the subject line.
First 50 entries received will be sent a pair of tickets so apply quickly if you are interested.
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I'm not so sure where to put this kind of things.
To accompany the BBC series Over the Rainbow and to inspire you to join in, we're holding a series a free singing events to give fans the chance to find their voice with a little help from the winner of I'd Do Anything, Jodie Prenger, and some of the ex Dorothys.
It doesn't matter if you've never sung in a group or in public before - the events are aimed at beginners and open to everyone. This is your chance to be part of a musical masterclass.
So if you are feeling inspired to have a go at singing, sign up for your chance to be part of an Over The Rainbow Live Event.
Please note these tickets do NOT provide entry to the studio recordings of the Over the Rainbow BBC One show.
We will be visiting the following venues on the following dates:
Date: Saturday 1 May, 2010
Venue: Leeds Town Hall, Leeds
Date: Sunday 2 May, 2010
Venue: Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, Glasgow
Date: Monday 3 May, 2010
Venue: Shaftesbury Theatre, London
Date: Tuesday 4 May, 2010
Venue: Shaftesbury Theatre, London
Date: Sunday 9 May, 2010
Venue: St David's Hall, Cardiff
There are two events per day.
Etc here:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/showsandtours/show ... he_rainbow
To accompany the BBC series Over the Rainbow and to inspire you to join in, we're holding a series a free singing events to give fans the chance to find their voice with a little help from the winner of I'd Do Anything, Jodie Prenger, and some of the ex Dorothys.
It doesn't matter if you've never sung in a group or in public before - the events are aimed at beginners and open to everyone. This is your chance to be part of a musical masterclass.
So if you are feeling inspired to have a go at singing, sign up for your chance to be part of an Over The Rainbow Live Event.
Please note these tickets do NOT provide entry to the studio recordings of the Over the Rainbow BBC One show.
We will be visiting the following venues on the following dates:
Date: Saturday 1 May, 2010
Venue: Leeds Town Hall, Leeds
Date: Sunday 2 May, 2010
Venue: Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, Glasgow
Date: Monday 3 May, 2010
Venue: Shaftesbury Theatre, London
Date: Tuesday 4 May, 2010
Venue: Shaftesbury Theatre, London
Date: Sunday 9 May, 2010
Venue: St David's Hall, Cardiff
There are two events per day.
Etc here:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/showsandtours/show ... he_rainbow
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Re: Free Theatre/Concert Thread
Manchester Opera House, .... Monday 12 Apr 5.30 PM
THE 39 STEPS
John Buchan?s The 39 Steps Adapted by Patrick Barlow BEST COMEDY Laurence Olivier Award 2007 2 Tony Awards 2008 Hitchcock meets hilarious!! Direct from the West End , Broadway and 25 countries around the globe comes Alfred Hitchcock?s classic spy thriller, The 39 Steps, brilliantly and hilariously recreated as the smash hit Olivier Award Winning Best New Comedy. This blissfully funny show follows the incredible adventures of our handsome hero Richard Hannay, complete with stiff-upper-lip, British gung-ho and pencil moustache as he encounters dastardly murders, double-crossing secret agents, and, of course, devastatingly beautiful women. This wonderfully inventive and gripping comedy thriller features four fearless actors, playing 139 roles in 100 minutes of fast-paced fun and thrilling action. See our jolly good trailer atwww.love39steps.com ?Dizzyingly entertaining? The Telegraph ?Uproariously jolly and splendidly inventive?The Guardian
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THE 39 STEPS
John Buchan?s The 39 Steps Adapted by Patrick Barlow BEST COMEDY Laurence Olivier Award 2007 2 Tony Awards 2008 Hitchcock meets hilarious!! Direct from the West End , Broadway and 25 countries around the globe comes Alfred Hitchcock?s classic spy thriller, The 39 Steps, brilliantly and hilariously recreated as the smash hit Olivier Award Winning Best New Comedy. This blissfully funny show follows the incredible adventures of our handsome hero Richard Hannay, complete with stiff-upper-lip, British gung-ho and pencil moustache as he encounters dastardly murders, double-crossing secret agents, and, of course, devastatingly beautiful women. This wonderfully inventive and gripping comedy thriller features four fearless actors, playing 139 roles in 100 minutes of fast-paced fun and thrilling action. See our jolly good trailer atwww.love39steps.com ?Dizzyingly entertaining? The Telegraph ?Uproariously jolly and splendidly inventive?The Guardian
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Re: Free Theatre/Concert Thread
We have a few compliementary tickets to Impropera at the Leicester Square Theatre on Sunday at 4pm.
IMPROPERA
Combining virtuoso musicianship with the agile wit of improvisation, Impropera create opera with an anarchic irreverent edge from audience suggestions. An entirely new performance every night, fresh from the minds and voices of these musician comedians.
Every night a Premiere!
Internationally acclaimed Impropera are back with their unique mix of virtuoso musicianship, agile wit and ingenious storytelling.
Serious music meets surreal comedy.
Improvised on the spot from the audiences suggestions, Impropera makes you the maestro and what you say, goes.
Aadvarks and arias. Tragedy and profanity. Come completely unprepared because anything is possible...
Opera for people who hate opera.
For more information:
http://www.impropera.co.uk
http://www.leicestersquaretheatre.com/l ... /Impropera
To download tickets: http://www.seefilmfirst.com/pin/998598
IMPROPERA
Combining virtuoso musicianship with the agile wit of improvisation, Impropera create opera with an anarchic irreverent edge from audience suggestions. An entirely new performance every night, fresh from the minds and voices of these musician comedians.
Every night a Premiere!
Internationally acclaimed Impropera are back with their unique mix of virtuoso musicianship, agile wit and ingenious storytelling.
Serious music meets surreal comedy.
Improvised on the spot from the audiences suggestions, Impropera makes you the maestro and what you say, goes.
Aadvarks and arias. Tragedy and profanity. Come completely unprepared because anything is possible...
Opera for people who hate opera.
For more information:
http://www.impropera.co.uk
http://www.leicestersquaretheatre.com/l ... /Impropera
To download tickets: http://www.seefilmfirst.com/pin/998598
Preferred cinemas:
Central London and North London as far north as the Hampstead Everyman including Picturehouse Hackney/Notting Hill Gate - but not Wood Green and North Finchley as they are just a bit too far.
Central London and North London as far north as the Hampstead Everyman including Picturehouse Hackney/Notting Hill Gate - but not Wood Green and North Finchley as they are just a bit too far.