Free Theatre/Concert/Misc - codes only, NO CHAT nor COMPS

[freddie]

We have some comedy and classical entertainment lined up this week starting TONIGHT


Kings Place Friday and Saturday - French cellist, Sonia Wieder-Atherton, takes her instrument on a journey through time and space


For more information or to download tickets: https://www.showfilmfirst.com/pin/988258


Comedy Friday and Saturday at the Arts Theatre with a Guide to Sexual Misery: https://www.showfilmfirst.com/pin/727382

Comedy at O2 on Saturday night: For more information or to download tickets https://www.showfilmfirst.com/pin/331373

And if you have had enough of London and just want to get away this could be an option.... http://www.seefilmfirstau.com/docs/italy.pdf

[superhero]

More free tickets available for Sonar (it must be a big flop):

http://www.ents24.com/web/guestlist.html

Registration will close at 3pm Friday (today)

[pcRock]

We have a few complimentary tickets for classical concerts at Kings Place from Wednesday to Saturday – For more information and to download tickets: https://www.showfilmfirst.com/pin/478230

[pcRock]

Basingstoke: We have a few complimentary tickets Private Lives at the Haymarket, Basingstoke on Tuesday 22nd March - for more information or to download tickets: https://www.showfilmfirst.com/pin/578817

Kings Cross: We have a few complimentary tickets for classical concerts at Kings Place from Wednesday to Saturday - For more information and to download tickets: https://www.showfilmfirst.com/pin/478230

Hackney: We have a few tickets to Hamlet Clown Prince at the Hackney Empire on 23rd and 24th March - for more information and to download tickets: https://www.showfilmfirst.com/pin/807804

[cliveas]

V&A Friday Late: The Play-House
Friday, 25 March 2011, 6:30pm - 10:00pm
Victoria & Albert Museum

Roll up, roll up! For one night only the V&A will be transformed into a theatrical wonderland. Join us for a celebration of theatre in all its forms, from the London Fringe to West End musicals; new writing to classic Shakespeare.

This exciting, free, drop-in event will feature pop-up performances and promenades throughout the building, including fringe theatre, musicals, puppetry, dance and cabaret.

There will be talks, films, workshops and installations; a theatre bar and ice cream usherettes; a special theatre menu in the Café; and a DJ in the Main Entrance.

On the eve of World Theatre Day (27 March), and just a few weeks after the prestigious Laurence Olivier Awards (13 March), this special Friday Late will bring theatre to the heart of the V&A.

All events are free and no booking is necessary.

Highlights include:
* A unique, promenade performance by The Factory, throughout the galleries and hidden spaces of the V&A
* A taste of the music hall: exciting cabaret and performance installation by Les Enfants Terribles
* Vintage tunes by toe-tapping girl group The Tootsie Rollers
* Masterclass on Shakespearean verse by a secret star of the stage, supported by Masterclass at the Theatre Royal Haymarket
* Exclusive readings from Shakespeare’s First Folio by leading classical actors Samuel and Timothy West, directed by Poppy Burton Morgan
* Exciting theatrical installation and performances by HalfCut Theatre, The Lab Theatre Collective, and FoxedUP
* Scenes from Richard Crane’s play ‘Dancing with Demons’, by Brighton Theatre Company
* ‘The Sneeze’: 3 hilarious short plays by Anton Chekhov, translated by Michael Frayn, performed by Rough House Theatre
* A special director’s preview of ‘Madame Ida’, the stunning new short film by Parkville Pictures
* A beautiful new dance and sound piece by the renowned seven sisters group
* Overtures – over time: an extravaganza of live musical theatre by talented stage performers, in the lovely surroundings of the V&A café
* 'Eye-Spy’ – fun dance games and performance by the Guerilla Dance Project
* ‘Living Sculptures’ by students from the Central School of Speech and Drama
* Specially commissioned scratch performances by BAC, The Independents
* Philip Levine, ‘Making Bald Sexy’ … come and see for yourself!

http://www.vam.ac.uk/activ_events/event ... index.html

[anakin]

We have tickets for Voices Now is a celebration of all things singing... at London's legendary Roundhouse on Friday evening and Sunday afternoon.

For more information and to download tickets: https://www.showfilmfirst.com/pin/995681

Voices Now Festival
Tickets available for Events Friday Night and Sunday afternoon at Roundhouse, Chalk Farm Road, London, NW1 8EH (nearest tube Chalk Farm)

Friday 25 March - The BBC Singers & The Latvian Radio Choir

Audience members are asked to be in the auditorium by 6.55pm.

Performance finishes c.9.15pm

The BBC Singers – conductor David Hill The Latvian Radio Choir – conductor Kaspars Putnins Widely regarded as two of the world’s best professional choirs, The BBC Singers and The Latvian Radio Choir sing music from the UK and the Baltics – from romantic folksong arrangements to contemporary composers – including MacMillan’s beautiful Mairi, Arvo Pärt’s lively and powerful Dopo la vittoria and the UK premiere of Judith Bingham’s The Hired Hand. The performance finishes with the world premiere of a new piece by Gabriel Jackson for both choirs, combining English and Latvian text in a unique work written especially for Voices Now. Judith Bingham – The Hired Hand (UK premiere) James MacMillan – Mairi Percy Grainger – Brigg Fair Michael Tippett – Four Songs from the British Isles Interval Jāzeps Vītols – Birch in Autumn Arvo Pärt – Dopo la vittoria Anders Hillborg – Mouyayoum Mārtiņš Viļums – Gaw ek-dad kard Toivo Tulev – Tanto gentile Gabriel Jackson – Solitude/Vientulība (BBC commission – World Premiere)

To be broadcast live on BBC Radio 3.


Voices Now Festival - London Symphony Chorus

Sunday 27 March 2pm - performance ends c.3.10pm

The London Symphony Chorus, with their chorus-master Joseph Cullen, are probably the busiest chorus on the international stage, usually seen performing with the world’s major orchestras and conductors in London, Paris, and New York.

This performance presents a rare chance to hear the 100+ singers of the chorus performing unaccompanied, with music especially written for them, alongside British and American favourites including Jonathan Dove’s The Passing of the Year, Stanford’s Bluebird and Morten Lauridsen’s Midwinter Songs. “The London Symphony Chorus is one of the best in the world…” New York Sun Voices Now is a celebration of all things singing... Some of the best choirs in the world, from the BBC Singers to The Magnets, will come together to perform for the first time on one stage, in one weekend, at London’s legendary Roundhouse.

Expect inspiring and uplifting music from the UK, the Baltics and Africa, The Magnets’ unique take on pop favourites, Gareth Malone and the South Oxhey Community Choir, and much more.

Whether you’ve only just joined a choir, have been singing your whole life, or want to find out why singing together with hundreds of other people is such an exciting and moving experience, Voices Now is the place to be.

[abstractjay]

Due to popular demand Showfilmfirst have tickets for Hamlet Clown Prince at Hackney Empire this Friday and Saturday. For more information and to download tickets:
https://www.showfilmfirst.com/pin/807804

[funthing29]

Edit: code has now been taken down from the SFF page due to virus problems on the site. I shall leave the code here so people can use it later but please do not use the previous link.

Please remember that SFF is having security problems!

London - comedy on Thursday at Kings Place - we have a few complimentary tickets - for more information and to download tickets:

Code: 481038

[superhero]

More for Guide to Sexual Misery this week

Code: www.showfilmfirst.com/994452

[Celini]

Swan Lake now live on Sky.

Location: London - Islington-Sadlers Wells

http://www.media-promotions.com/skytv_t ... ooking.php

Event Date 08-04-2011, Friday
Event Time Arrive 7.15pm seated by 7.45pm

Password: BALLET

(thanks hdaniel82)