EVENTS LISTINGS


amazing showing of the Fantastic Mr Fox! Watch as your child becomes spellbound by the mesmerising music and excellent puppetry performances. Something they can’t possibly miss!


Date: 25th – 28th November Location: Royal Albert Hall Price: £10/£12


Matthew Bourne’s Cinderalla


With the early night’s drawing in symbolizing that not only winter is gaining in on us but even more importantly Christmas will soon be upon us – what better way than to celebrate this than by going along to the theatre to watch none other than Cinderella! Cinderella with a slightly different take than usual as this narrative will be set in the Second World War period. Where a heart-felt romance will take place after a serendipitous encounter between Cinderella and a dashing RAF pilot! Originally a 1997 West End production it has been finely tuned by New Adventures, the resident company of Sadler’s


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Wells’ to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the Blitz. Date: 30th November 2010 – 23rd January 2011


Where: Sadler’s Wells Theatre, Rosebery Avenue, Clerkenwell, EC1R 4TN


Cost: £10 - £50


Schools Prom Music for Youth


Prepare to be amazed by this spectacular musical collection of 3,000 musicians performing at the Royal Albert Hall. This event is being sponsored by the National Union of Teachers and the Times Educational Supplement. Joined together from many schools situated all over the country the performers will be delivering a range of genres to what will be for many of them, the biggest audience they have ever had to deal with. There is no doubt this incredible experience will have you sitting on the edge of your chair bursting to get up and break into some form of dance – or the very least have you toe tapping and possibly clapping along in sheer delight to the


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awesome talent on stage in front of you!


Date: 8th November – 10th November 2010


Where: Royal Albert Hall Cost: £6 - £20


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