Classical Coffee Mornings: Julia Klampfer and Serenna MacLellan
Flautists Julia Klampfer and Serenna MacLellan bring their artistry to the Elgar Room.A hot drink and a pastry are included in the ticket price.In partnership...
The Royal Albert Hall
Kensington Gore, London SW7 2APLondon
Upcoming Shows
Classical Coffee Mornings: Nadejda String Quartet
The Nadejda Quartet was formed in September of 2025 at the Royal College of Music in London. They were chosen as the colleges String Quartet...
Brassed Off (15)
British classic Brassed Off returns to its spiritual home, the Royal Albert Hall, for a special 30th anniversary screening with live accompaniment from the brass band that...
Sholay in Concert (12A)
Join us for the world premiere of Sholay in Concert, as part of our Films in Concert series.Experience Romesh Sippy's classic 1975 Western on the...
Classical Coffee Mornings: Cecilia Committeri
Italian by origin and Londoner by birth, Cecilia Committeri began studying piano when she was five years old. In 2020, she was accepted at the...
Classical Coffee Mornings: Eva Schockmel
Eva Victoria Schockmel is a classical guitarist from Luxembourg. She embarked on her musical journey at the Conservatoire de la Musique de la Ville dEsch-sur-Alzette,...
Classical Coffee Mornings: Maryam Wocial and Archie Bonham
Soprano Maryam Wocial and pianist Archie Bonham have worked together as a duo for the past three years, first performing together as New Wave Artists...
Baby Knees Up
Cor Blimey, Guvnor, its a good old-fashioned East-End knees up! Fancy a change from nursery rhymes? Grab your basin of gravy and your dustbin lids...
Classical Coffee Mornings: Emme Hensel
Emme Hensel studies the flute with Sue Thomas at the Royal College of Music Junior Department. Currently, Emme is Principal Flute of the National Youth...
Review: LAST GOAL WINS, Broadway Theatre Catford
Three footballers compete for two slots on the Nigeria football squad, exploring complicated identities and tangled heritage along the way…
Review: ANNE OF GREEN GABLES, London Children's Ballet
What did our critic think of ANNE OF GREEN GABLES, LONDON CHILDREN'S BALLET at Peacock Theatre?…
Review: EUGENE ONEGIN, The Grange Festival
Love, jealousy, arrogance, death and rejection, Tchaikovsky's opera Eugene Onegin has all the trappings of a grand opera, but in essence is a simple story. Brimming with the composer's trademark emotion, Max Webster directs a captivating production at The Grange Festival, featuring an exceptional pe…
Review: LA BOHÈME, Royal Ballet And Opera
On the opening night of director Richard Jones's excellent production of Giacomo Puccini's La bohème, England's captain, Harry Kane, leads his team to the last 16 after scoring two goals against the Democratic of Congo in the World Cup. Concurrently, another decisive victory is pulled off by an equ…
Review: I PURITANI, Royal Ballet And Opera
Thirty-four years is a long time to leave an opera in the attic, and I puritani has spent most of that period gathering dust for good reason. Bel canto — that Parisian tradition of vocal style over dramatic substance producing works that, to many, are all fur coat and no knickers — has never qui…
Review: WIFE TO JAMES WHELAN, Jermyn Street Theatre
The New York-based Mint Theater Company specialises in theatrical gems neglected by accidents of history. On this occasion, their charge is Teresa Deevy’s 1937 Wife to James Whelan, chiefly famous for its rejection from Dublin’s Abbey Theatre under newly conservative censorship rules, and not pe…
Review: ARCADIA, Duke Of York’s Theatre
Returning to the West End in a breath-taking production directed by Carrie Cracknell, this revival confirms that Tom Stoppard created one of the finest works in modern theatre.…
Review: -320°F, Sadler's Wells
Hideki Noda reintroduces his idiosyncratic blend of movement and drama in a production that’s grounded by a strong philosophical framework and soars with brilliantly theatrical imagination. This is experimental theatre that verges on the completely and poetically bonkers. The play might be structu…
Review: OUR PUBLIC HOUSE, Marylebone Theatre
Barney Norris's new play is raw slice of life based on extensive research in left behind towns…
Review: ANYTHING GOES, Kilworth House Theatre
There's a cruise ship in the grounds of Kilworth House this summer. The ship's grand upper deck, with its gently smoking cowl vents and sweeping staircases, sits nestled among the woods, and is the setting for Kilworth's annual musical production, which this year is Anything Goes.…
Past Shows
Superman In Concert
Celebrate Hollywoods greatest cinematic superhero in 2022 as part of the Royal Albert Halls Films in Concert series.Directed by Richard Donner, and showcasing a young...
Nitin Sawhney: Grenfell Aftermath
Join us for a series of talks in the Elgar Room, based around the themes of immigration, as part of Journeys.Chaired by Fatima Elguenuni (family...
Letters Live
Following a sell-out success in 2019, Letters Live is back at the Royal Albert Hall this autumn.Letters Live is a celebration of the enduring power...
Nitin Sawhney: Creative Journeys
Join us for a series of talks in the Elgar Room, based around the themes of immigration, as part of Journeys.Nitin Sawhney explores the themes...
Nitin Sawhney: Immigrant Journeys - Context and Heritage
Join us for a series of talks in the Elgar Room, based around the themes of immigration, as part of Journeys. Nitin Sawhney leads a...
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