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Join us for a spectacular evening of music in celebration ofWolfgang Amadeus Mozart with the Strauss Orchestra of London. Soloists: Milly Forrest - Soprano Julien Van Mellaerts - Baritone David Juritz - Violin

Young Will Shakespeare has writer's block. The deadline for his new play is fast approaching, but he's in desperate need of inspiration. That is, until he finds his muse... the feisty, brilliant and beautiful Viola. This crafty young woman is Wills greatest admirer and will stop at nothing (including breaking the law) to appear in his next play. Against a bustling background of mistaken identity, ruthless scheming and backstage theatrics, Wills love for Viola quickly blossoms, inspiring him to write his greatest romantic masterpiece.

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Authentic Hungarian Folk Culture - Dance Hall - Live folk music - Socialising. Emphasizing authentic music and dance from various regions of historical Hungary. Live folk music is a crucial element, with bands playing traditional instruments and melodies. 'Tnchz' events serve as a social hub for the Hungarian dance lover community in London and anyone interested in folk culture. It's a friendly and welcoming atmosphere for people to connect, dance, and enjoy the music together. Dance workshops led by experienced instructors, where participants can learn traditional Hungarian folk dances. Following the workshops, there's ample time for social dancing, allowing everyone to practice and enjoy the dances. Hunique Dance Ensemble is a key organizer of tnchz events in London, dedicated to promoting and preserving Hungarian folk traditions. They host regular events at the Catholic Centre in Chiswick, London. The event will feature a live music by: dm Rmer: Violin Andrs Lovszi: Viola Jnos Kllai: Cimbalom (Hungarian hammered dulcimer) Gojko Alilovic: Double Bass This ensemble will provide authentic folk music, creating an immersive atmosphere for dancers and attendees. Dance Instruction and Participation: Dvid Gresa , an experienced dance instructor from Hunique Dance, will lead a workshop focusing on the distinctive dances of the Bodrogkz region. Following the workshop, attendees will have the opportunity to participate in social dancing, fostering a sense of community and cultural exchange. A bar will be open throughout the event, offering a selection of Hungarian refreshing drinks and snacks for purchase. Evnet supported by Hungarian Culture and Heritage Society. UK registered charity.

Programme: Shostakovich - Preludes & Fugues, Op.87 No.1 in C & Op.87 No.7 in A Granados - Valses poéticos Bach - Partita No.5 in G, BWV.829 Brahms - Sonata No.3 in F minor, Op.5 Currently studying at the Royal College of Music on a full scholarship under the tutelage of Danny Driver, Amiri Harewood holds the Ann Driver Trust Scholarship, supported by the Victor Dandaleh Foundation. He previously studied at Trinity Music Academy under Richard Evans. Amiri regularly performs across the UK and abroad. Previous engagements include solo recitals at prestigious venues including Steinway Hall, St Martin-in-the-Fields, Institut Francais, Bishopsgate's Institute, the Royal Albert Hall (as part of the Steinway Young Artist series), and an appearance performing on BBC Radio London. His appearances abroad include recitals at the Conservatorio in Venice, and the Mozart Music Festival in Forli, Italy. Amiri has also had the privilege of working with renowned musicians including Inon Barnatan, Vanessa Latarche and Trio Shaham-Erez-Wallfisch. Amiri's Royal Festival Hall concerto debut with Chineke! Orchestra was universally acclaimed, described as a Royal Festival Hall debut of considerable panache (Geoff Brown, The Times) as he brought confidence and a touch of grandiloquence to Grieg's Piano Concerto. (Richard Fairman, The Financial Times). He was also selected as one of the first Tabor Piano Ambassadors for the prestigious Leeds International Piano Competition, representing the Royal College of Music. He continues to work with the competition to deliver education and outreach initiatives. Amiri uses his versatile music experiences to inspire his playing. Until age 14 he sang as a treble with the renowned Trinity Boys Choir, performing in opera productions at Glyndebourne, Royal Opera House, Garsington, and English National Opera. He also performed at the Aldeburgh Festival and Amina Mundi Festival in Pisa alongside the Monteverdi Choir and Sir John Eliot Gardiner, as well as touring Japan in 2015.

Nell Tiger Free, Kedar Williams-Stirling, Adeyinka Akinrinade and Keelan Kember star in Thanks for Having Me. Cashel is 30 and a neurotic overthinker. Fresh from a breakup, he moves in with his best friend, Honey—a lifelong bachelor who only has a thought every few days. Can these mismatched roommates survive together? Thanks for Having Me is a sharp, comedic take on modern romance and heartbreak at the tail end of your twenties. Who is really seducing whom? Playwright and performer Keelan Kember’s previous play, February Face, enjoyed a sell-out run at the Old Red Lion, was nominated for a Standing Ovation Award for New Writing, and was later optioned as a TV pilot by a production company. The play went on to transfer to the Main House at King’s Head Theatre, receiving high critical acclaim before its subsequent transfer to Riverside Studios.