Woodside Park Area Guide

A musical play adapted and directed by David Wood. Based on the book by Judith Kerr. Direct from the West End, the Olivier Award nominated smash hit show, The Tiger Who Came to Tea returns on tour. The doorbell rings just as Sophie and her mummy are sitting down to tea. Who could it possibly be? What they certainly don’t expect to see at the door is a big, stripy tiger! Join the tea-guzzling tiger in this delightful family show; packed with oodles of magic, sing-a-long songs and clumsy chaos. Don’t miss this stunning stage adaptation of the classic tale of teatime mayhem... Expect to be surprised!

A choral workshop hosted by Finchley Chamber Choir, led by Lloyd Buck. When Mozart died at the tragically young age of 35 in 1791, he was working on a Requiem Mass, which was left incomplete. The version that so many choral singers have come to know and love was completed by another Austrian composer, Franz Sssmayr. He did so based on "scraps of paper" (now lost) and his own understanding of Mozart's musical signature, but claimed the Sanctus and Benedictus and the Agnus Dei as his own. Several musicologists in the 20th and 21st centuries have taken a critical look at this familiar completion and proposed their own reconstructions. In this open workshop hosted by Finchley Chamber Choir, you'll have the chance to explore the completion by eminent American musicologist Robert D Levin, formerly a professor of music at Harvard, which gives a new perspective on how Mozart may have intended the piece to sound. Choral conductor, pianist and composer Lloyd Buck is a great proponent of Levin's work on the Requiem and he has given several workshops and online presentations on the subject. There will be lots of opportunities to sing as Lloyd presents us with information about the history of the piece and provides fascinating insights into the decisions taken by Levin in completing his reconstruction. The day will finish with a mini performance of the Requiem Mass(from 4.00 pm): feel free to invite family and friends to attend, at no charge. Your ticket includes complementary tea, coffee and biscuits during the breaks; please bring your own lunch (or there are plenty of places you can buy food nearby). Parking at the church is limited, so please use public transport or be prepared to pay for parking (at a nearby car park or in designated on-street parking locations). Ticket sales are going well, but we'd love to have a few more altos and tenors to balance the choir. Sopranos and basses are still welcome, but please encourage your alto and tenor friends to join you if possible. If you want to take part in the workshop, but you're under 18, we'd ask that you come with a parent or carer. If you are unable to buy tickets online, please call 0333 666 3366 for telephone booking via TicketSource.

Tutor: Nessa Hubbard Basic - may have started craft or returning to it. has limited knowledge which needs to be specified in description Crack the code of sock knitting by focusing on the magical moment: turning the heel. In this focused 90-minute session, you'll knit just the heel of sock, to de-mystify the clever construction techniques behind this essential section. Please see our website www.walthamabbeywoolshow.co.uk [https://www.walthamabbeywoolshow.co.uk/] for full details. Ticket admits entry to the workshop only. Please note you need to purchase a separate 10am timed entry ticket for the show to access this workshop. Workshops are held in the Atrium Suite area please report to the Workshop Desk at least 5 mins before the workshop is due to start.

Join us at the beautiful St John's Church to hear Beatrice Nicholas play, and to see her work with two piano students. This is a great opportunity to hear some live music, and to gain an insight into performance.

Looking for your next competitive buzz? The Finchley Wednesday 6 a side league is the place to be! Hosted at the top-class 3G pitch at Christs College Finchley, this weekly football event is the perfect way to break up the week with high-energy sport, team spirit, and good vibes.

Written by Florian Zeller, translated by Christopher Hampton and directed by Margaret Johnson Andr and Madeleine have been in love for over fifty years. This weekend, as their daughters visit, something feels unusual. A bunch of flowers arrives, but who sent them? A woman from the past turns up, but who is she? And why does Andr feel like he isnt there at all? A deeply moving study of love and loss. The approximate running time is 80 minutes with no interval. The bar will be open before and after the performance. This amateur production of "The Height of the Storm" is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals Ltd. on behalf of Samuel French Ltd. www.concordtheatricals.co.uk [https://www.concordtheatricals.co.uk/].