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Programme
Programme includes:
Let It Snow!
It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas
The Christmas Song
Winter Wonderland
Sleigh Ride
All I Want for Christmas is You
Jingle Bells
And much more!
Performers
Stephen Bell conductor
Juliette Crosbie vocalist
Matt Ford vocalist
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Christmas comes but once a year and here in Chelsea, there’s only one way to celebrate. The RPO’s annual Christmas Cracker is as much a part of the season as mulled wine, Elf on the Shelf and the King’s Road window displays!
Join us in the festive splendour of Cadogan Hall for a real feast of Yuletide music, old and new. There’ll be well-loved songs, seasonal classics and a stocking full of tunes for the whole family, as conductor Stephen Bell and star vocalists Juliette Crosbie and Matt Ford launch the celebrations with a swing.
And it’s all gift-wrapped by the luxurious symphonic sound of the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra – go on, treat yourself.
Recommended age: 7+
Duration: approx. 2 hours 10 mins (incl. interval)
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Ticket Information
£68, £60, £44, £28
Under 18s: £7 (price band D only)
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Group Discount
Group discounts of up to 30% available – see RPO website for details
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