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LIVE AT LEICESTER SQUARE PRESENTS ACOUSTIC LIVE

As part of the ‘Live at Leicester Square Concert Series’ launch which kicks off in July with Macy Gray we will be presenting during the year Acoustic Live sets with some of the UK’s undiscovered and upcoming talents.

Come along for a great night of fresh new talents of Susan Black, JH, Emily Green and Latisha Van Simon with Richard Nile on guitar and more.
To download tickets: https://www.showfilmfirst.com/pin/470085

I believe it's going to start at 20:00

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TARO HAKASE
Synopsis
This is a fantastic concert, don't miss this.

Taro Hakase Summer Moods

Taro Hakase violin Maciej Janas piano Milos Milivojevic accordion Corentin Chassard cello Toru Nishijima contrabass

Programme: Brahms: Sonata No.2 in A major Op.100 Dvorak: Sonatine in G major Op.100 Liszt: Hungarian Rhapsody No.2 Strauss II: Tritsch-Tratsch Polka Monti: Csardas As well as Taro's own compositions.

Following 6 sell out concerts in Cadogan Hall, Japan's most popular violinist, Taro Hakase, returns for 2 exclusive summer concerts.

To put you in the mood, Taro has prepared an evening's entertainment rich in passion and excitement. If you haven't experienced one of Taro's unique concerts, come and enjoy the eclectic mix of classical, contemporary and traditional. Children are welcome.

Enjoy your summer with Taro's music!

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code:608855

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We have a few complimentary tickets available to a show at Kings Place on 1st July:

Silvia Iriondo brings tradition and modern Argentinian folk music to Kings Place, N1 Noted singer Silvia Iriondo launches Celebrating Argentina 200, a four day festival at Kings Place, London celebrating the bicentenary of Argentina's independence after centuries of Spanish rule on 1 July 2010

To download tickets go to: www.SHOWfilmfirst.com and enter code: 454328 (NOTE: SHOWFILMFIRST.com NOT Seefilmfirst.com)

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Something different tomorrow afternoon:
Not By Bread Alone
MATINEE of this astonishing performance

Eleven deafblind actors, eleven stories, one theatrical experience you will never forget.

artsdepot is delighted to welcome Israel?s celebrated Nalaga?at Company as part of LIFT 2010, a London-wide festival of international theatre.

Enter a space where your senses are elevated, the smell of baking bread fills the room and the tip-tap of a typewriter resonates from the corner of the stage. While the bread is kneaded, risen and baked on stage, the actors share their dreams and desires. Bittersweet and uplifting, these stories will captivate, delight and surprise you.

Imagine a performance that has been two years in the making; where the actors have first learned to communicate with each other and then with an audience.

This is a unique opportunity to experience a powerful performance delivered by an entirely deafblind cast, which by its very nature provokes and inspires your senses.

Directed by Adina Tal

The Nalaga?at Centre is the only place of its kind in the world: alongside its deafblind theatre ensemble, it houses eating and drinking establishments which offer an unforgettable experience for diners.

Now in London for the first time, Nalaga?at recreate their Café Kapish and BlackOut Bar at artsdepot alongside performances of Not By Bread Alone.

Also at artsdepot, in conjunction with SENSE, The Apthorp Gallery will feature work by deafblind artists in a free to enter tactile exhibition, Touching Art.


Trailer Link: http://www.artsdepot.co.uk/notbybreadalone/


To download tickets: http://www.seefilmfirst.com/pin/888908

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Rush Hour Concert
Thursday 8 July 2010 – 6.00-7.15pm
St John’s Waterloo, Waterloo Road, London SE1 8TY



David Corkhill conductor

Mae Heydorn mezzo soprano


Ivor Bonnici Petit Collage (world premiere)
Britten Phaedra
Beethoven Symphony No.2


FREE, no ticket required.


Avoid the Rush…

Enjoy a complimentary glass of wine and some great music performed by Britain’s brightest young stars!

http://southbanksinfonia.co.uk/2010/02/ ... oncert-17/

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JUST THE TONIC at Leicester Square theatre TONIGHT AT 9.30pm: few tickets available if you fancy a good laugh: http://www.seefilmfirst.com/pin/102697


Third Person: Bonnie & Clyde redux at the Soho Theatre, Monday to Thursday performances

During the great depression, young lovers Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow went on an infamous three-year spree of bank robbery and murder, which ended abruptly in 1934 when they were ambushed and killed by police in Louisiana. Nobody knows all the details, but their violent love story has become legend worldwide.Through evidence, personal stories, rumours, re-enactments, video and drawings, the electric meeting of Bonnie & Clyde is retold, exploring the motivations that drive our fascination with the life and death of these notorious lovers. www.proto-type.org

To download tickets: http://www.seefilmfirst.com/pin/112960

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The Tempest tickets at the Old Vic for tonight

www.seefilmfirst.com code: 613793

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Something different tomorrow afternoon - following the great feedback from last week, we have a few complimentary tickets for tomorrow (if you enjoyed last week, please do pass to a friend to go this week!) Not By Bread AloneMATINEE of this astonishing performance Eleven deafblind actors, eleven stories, one theatrical experience you will never forget. artsdepot is delighted to welcome Israel?s celebrated Nalaga?at Company as part of LIFT 2010, a London-wide festival of international theatre. Enter a space where your senses are elevated, the smell of baking bread fills the room and the tip-tap of a typewriter resonates from the corner of the stage. While the bread is kneaded, risen and baked on stage, the actors share their dreams and desires. Bittersweet and uplifting, these stories will captivate, delight and surprise you. Imagine a performance that has been two years in the making; where the actors have first learned to communicate with each other and then with an audience. This is a unique opportunity to experience a powerful performance delivered by an entirely deafblind cast, which by its very nature provokes and inspires your senses. Directed by Adina Tal The Nalaga?at Centre is the only place of its kind in the world: alongside its deafblind theatre ensemble, it houses eating and drinking establishments which offer an unforgettable experience for diners. Now in London for the first time, Nalaga?at recreate their Café Kapish and BlackOut Bar at artsdepot alongside performances of Not By Bread Alone. Also at artsdepot, in conjunction with SENSE, The Apthorp Gallery will feature work by deafblind artists in a free to enter tactile exhibition, Touching Art.
Trailer Link: http://www.artsdepot.co.uk/notbybreadalone/


To download tickets: http://www.seefilmfirst.com/pin/472408

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Code: 189718

World Music Live
Saturday 17 July 8pm
Hackney Empire, 291 Mare Street, London E8 1EJ


Join us for an outstanding line-up that fuses jazz, electro, afrobeat, reggae and Indian folk, bringing you that summer festival feeling, right on your doorstep. We’ve even taken the seats out so you can dance till you drop.

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We have a few complimentary tickets for Just the Tonic at the Leicester Square theatre for TONIGHT: https://www.showfilmfirst.com/pin/979435

Third Person: Bonnie & Clyde redux at the Soho Theatre, Friday and Saturday performances added
During the great depression, young lovers Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow went on an infamous three-year spree of bank robbery and murder, which ended abruptly in 1934 when they were ambushed and killed by police in Louisiana. Nobody knows all the details, but their violent love story has become legend worldwide.Through evidence, personal stories, rumours, re-enactments, video and drawings, the electric meeting of Bonnie & Clyde is retold, exploring the motivations that drive our fascination with the life and death of these notorious lovers.www.proto-type.orgThird Person (redux) was developed with the support of the Storey Creative Industries Centre in Lancaster and Battersea Arts Centre (London). Supported by the National Lottery through Arts Council England.To download tickets: http://www.seefilmfirst.com/pin/112960