Faust Silent Flim Screening with the Philharmonia Orchestra
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Monday, 27 February
Royal Festival Hall, Belvedere Road, Southbank, SE1 8XX
Live Music: , Classical
How Much:
£43.00 (Highest Price)
, £12.00 (Lowest Price)
As The Artist basks in the glory of a thousand Oscars, Grammys and BAFTAs and Papal Bulls, it seems like the whole world has gone silent film crazy.
Not that we're complaining or anything, as we get to enjoy night's like this one with the Philharmonia Orchestra providing live orchestral accompaniment for Aphrodite Raickopolou 1926 classic 'Faust'.
Ironically, there will also be a foreword by Hugh Grant - we suggest you get there early!
Not that we're complaining or anything, as we get to enjoy night's like this one with the Philharmonia Orchestra providing live orchestral accompaniment for Aphrodite Raickopolou 1926 classic 'Faust'.
Ironically, there will also be a foreword by Hugh Grant - we suggest you get there early!
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