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Enjoy an outstanding musical evening in the run-up to Christmas with an unmissable performance by the phenomenally talented Piccadilly Singers accompanied by leading London orchestral ensemble players. The programme will include many beautiful Christmas carol and song arrangements along with other exceptional works. Set in the beautiful candlelit venue of St James Piccadilly, this will be a musical evening for Christmas to remember! With it's convenient central location, there are many bars and restaurants nearby to complete your evening. '_Stunning_' Classic FM Programme A selection of popular Christmas Carols and Songs Featuring The Piccadilly Singers

Enjoy an exceptional performance of some of Bach's greatest works for cello. Featuring renowned cellist Kirsten Jensen and set in the beautiful candlelit location of St Mary Le Strand, London, it will be a hugely appealing programme designed to help you celebrate the weekend in style! There's a good choice of bars and restaurants nearby to complete your night. About Kirsten Jenson A recipient of numerous prizes and awards, Kirsten made her solo debut playing the Schumann Cello Concerto with the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra while studying with renowned soloist and pedagogue Johannes Goritzki. Since then, Kirsten has developed a busy freelance career focussed predominantly on her love of chamber music. After finishing her studies in Switzerland, Kirsten joined the Ragazze Quartet in Holland, with whom she released albums under the label Channel Classics and performed regularly on live TV, radio, and at major venues including the Royal Concertgebouw. Since returning to the UK, Kirsten was awarded Best British Cellist at the 2016 International Music Competition Grand Prize Virtuoso and has guested with numerous ensembles including the historic Allegri Quartet and the Primrose Piano Quartet, and regularly performs as a duo with celebrated pianist John Thwaites.

A scorching new musical Based on England’s most notorious witch trials Pendle, Lancashire. A witch hunt is raging and a 9-year-old Jennet accuses her own family of witchcraft. 21 years later, she finds herself imprisoned, surrounded by the most feared women in town. As the accuser becomes the accused, Jennet must confront a 250-year legacy of witchcraft and the dark secrets of her own past. As she listens to the shocking stories of the women around her, Jennet’s faith begins to crumble. Olivier Award-winning director Miranda Cromwell joins forces with Grammy award-winning Daisy Chute alongside Rebecca Brewer. A thrilling new musical combining uplifting anthems and powerful melodies in a fresh reinterrogation of the true story of the Pendle Witch Trials. With power in their veins and the earth beneath their feet, 13 women rise above the forces that seek to silence them. Join the coven. The trial begins. ALCOHOL-FREE PERFORMANCE: Mon 17 Nov, 7.30pm POST SHOW Q&A: Tue 18 Nov ASSISTED PERFORMANCES: Audio Described Performance: Thu 11 Dec, 7.30pm Captioned Performance: Mon 01 Dec, 7.30pm Relaxed Performance: Wed 03 Dec, 2.30pm Touch Tour: Thu 11 Dec, 6pm

Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas at a festive Baby Broadway concert this December! An interactive Christmas performance suitable for all ages. The whole family can sing and dance along to seasonal showtunes from hit musicals and well-known songs from Christmas films, all performed by talented West End singers. Enjoy numbers from Elf, White Christmas, The Snowman, Frozen and many more. Festive fancy dress is encouraged and - as well as singing, clapping and dancing along - you can expect bubbles, bells, flying babies and puppetry! Open to all ages from new-borns to school age to grandparents, concerts last approximately 45 minutes, doors open 15 minutes before start time.

2hrs 15min including an interval - Age guidance TBC. Written by Dipo Baruwa-Etti and Taio Lawson. The classic, recharged Konstantin is desperate to prove his talent as a writer. Irina, once a star, is desperate to keep her own flailing acting career afloat. At a performance of his new play, Konstantin’s reunion with his mother reopens old wounds, bringing repressed emotions to the surface. Can their relationship survive new flames and past traumas? Dipo Baruwa-Etti and Taio Lawson bring Chekov’s classic comedy-drama to a new generation in this sharp and contemporary Black British retelling.

Over the past 110 years, Ben Uri has evolved into a pioneering research centre and museum dedicated to celebrating, researching, and recording the diverse Jewish, refugee, and wider immigrant contribution to British visual culture since 1900. This exhibition presents key works from Ben Uri's collection, from its local physical beginnings to its worldwide digital museum.