Built a century ago as a Christian Science church, this austere building was transformed into a light and airy auditorium in 2004. It's hard to imagine how the renovations could have been bettered: the 905-capacity hall is comfortable and the acoustics excellent, providing the perfect setting for concerts by the resident Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. Similar in size and scale to the long-established Wigmore Hall, Cadogan Hall hosts an array of talks, jazz and contemporary music, plus several of the BBC Proms concerts are held here every summer in conjunction with the Royal Albert Hall. The impressive art deco interior is also a draw, as is the charming Oakley Room bar where drinks are served at every available juncture.
The Japanese composer, pianist, conductor, arranger and producer plays solo piano arrangements of his award-winning...
Handel's oratorio 'Messiah' is presented by the English Chamber Orchestra and The Choir of the 21st Century under...
Carols, uplifting Christmas music and festive favourites with audience participation, from the 100-piece Bach Choir...
Come and be swept off your feet at a show featuring two ugly sisters, size twelve slippers and 140 Prince Charmings!
Come and be swept off your feet at a show featuring two ugly sisters, size twelve slippers and 140 Prince Charmings!
Revered US folk legend, who's been performing for over 40 years returns to the UK with a mixture of new songs and old...
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