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The Tsarina's Slippers at the Garden |  Royal Opera House
20 Nov 2009 (various dates)
Bringing together both the Royal Ballet and Royal Opera, all too rarely seen together, Francesco Zambello directs the Covent Garden première of Tchaikovsky's Cherevichki (The Tsarina's Slippers). Alastair Marriott choreographs and Alexander Polianichko conducts. |
Daniel Harding conducts Mahler |  Barbican Centre
20 Nov 2009 (various dates)
Following Haitink's Mahler concerts with the London Symphony Orchestra in October, principal guest conductor Daniel Harding also turns to Mahler at the Barbican Hall. In each first half Christian Tetzlaff plays two remarkably different violin concertos. |
Bluebeard's Castle & The Rite of Spring at ENO |  London Coliseum
20 Nov 2009 (various dates)
English National Opera's music director Edward Gardner conducts a new double bill at the London Coliseum. Bartók's Duke Bluebeard's Castle, with Michaela Martens and Clive Bayley, joins Stravinsky's ballet The Rite of Spring, performed by Fabulous Beast Dance Theatre. |
Charlie Hunter |  Ronnie Scott's
19 - 20 Nov 2009
Multi-string guitar maestro Charlie Hunter plays two nights at Ronnie Scott's as part of the London Jazz Festival. He performs these shows alongside drummer Eric Kalb and a brass section. |
The Rat Pack Live from Las Vegas |  Adelphi Theatre
23 Sep - 21 Nov 2009; not Sun
A decade on from their West End debut, the boys are back! The Rat Pack Live from Las Vegas returns and sets up shop at London's Adelphi Theatre. Join Frank, Sammy and Dean in a 50s and 60s nostalgia fest. |
The Sleeping Beauty |  Royal Opera House
21 Nov 2009 (various dates)
The Royal Ballet revives Ninette de Valois and Nicholas Sergeyev's classic production of Tchaikovsky's The Sleeping Beauty, first seen at Sadler's Wells in 1946. It was magnificently restaged in the Royal Ballet's 75th birthday year, 2006. |
Turandot at ENO |  London Coliseum
21 Nov 2009 (various dates)
English National Opera continues to refresh the Puccini repertoire by welcoming a new director to the operatic stage. Rupert Goold, fresh from success in Shakespeare, Pirandello and Oliver!, turns his attention to Turandot. Music director Edward Gardner conducts. |
Esperanza Spalding |  Ronnie Scott's
21 Nov 2009
Acoustic upright bass player and vocalist Esperanza Spalding performs at Ronnie Scott's as part of the London Jazz Festival. Expect upbeat sets from a charismatic young performer. |
Brazilian Love Affair |  Notting Hill Arts Club
21 Nov 2009 (monthly)
Notting Hill Arts Club heats up with the monthly Brazilian Love Affair night. Guys and girls sip on zesty caipirinhas when not moving to the sounds of brash Brazilian funk, thunderous batucadas and sensuous bossa nova on the dance floor. |
City Loud |  Turnmills
Nov 2009 (monthly)
Toni Tambourine, the man behind club nights such as Future Perfect, Malibu Stacey, Sign Of The Times and more recently We Are You, is gracing clubland with his presence once more. This time he aims to put the glam back into going out with the monthly City Loud bash at Turnmills. |
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