Type: Other Events

The final took place on Sunday 23 August.  The winners are (drumroll please maestro):

7 – 11 years – Joint Winners

Isabel Fermor-Dunman – singing ‘Naughty’ from Matilda

Isabella Zaluda – singing ‘Spotlight’ from Everybody Is Talking About Jamie

12-18 years

Grace McDonald singing ‘Fools Who Dream’ from La La Land

19 years+

Phil Elsworth singing ‘Stars’ from Les Miserables

.. and here are the other finalists.

12-18 years

19 years+

Prizes

The prize for the winner of each category is £50 in Shaftesbury Arts Centre vouchers, which is redeemable at the box office for tickets. There is no cash alternative

Judges

7–11 years
Sam Skey (Arts Centre 7–11 years Youth Theatre leader) and David Grierson

12–18 years
Zoe Binns (Arts Centre 11–16 years Youth Theatre Leader) and James Thrift.

 19 years+
Hattie Slim (Arts Centre 16–18 years Youth Theatre Leader) and Samantha Singer

Read more about the judges.

London Specialist Auctioneers Dix Noonan and Webb return for their regular Valuation Day at the Arts Centre. Full social distancing measures will be in place.

Please ring 020 7016 1700  for an appointment or email jewellery@dnw.co.uk.
Appointments must be booked in advance – there will be no walk ins on the day.

Jewellery Specialists, Frances Noble and Laura Smith, with Coin and Medal Specialist, Christopher Webb will be available by appointment to offer confidential valuations free of charge and without obligation on the value of your items with a view to possible sale in DNW’s Mayfair auction rooms.

Inspired by Shakespeare’s essential masterpiece, the ballet Romeo and Juliet choreographed by Alexei Ratmansky and performed by the Bolshoi Ballet company.

Recorded before a live audience. Running time 2hr 45min.

A CHOREOGRAPHY BRINGING THE AUDIENCE CLOSER TO THE STORY

The story of Verona’s star-crossed lovers has never ceased to be a source of inspiration since Shakespeare popularized the tragic passion of Juliette Capulet and Romeo Montague, whose families’ fatal rivalry will cost them their lives. The first ballet inspired by this dramatic play saw the light in the late 1930s on Sergei Prokofiev‘s vivid score.

Celebrated choreographer Alexei Ratmansky, who presented a new version of the romantic ballet Giselle last season live from the Bolshoi, is again in the spotlight in cinema series.  His adaptation of Shakespeare’s eternal classic reveals a choreography of great dramatic intensity. Bolshoi stars Ekaterina Krysanova and Vladislav Lantratov portray the tragic romance of Romeo and Juliet with passion in a theatrical and authentic staging.

Tickets £15, Under 18s £12

Two showings at 2pm and 7pm.

The available seating has been modified to satisfy Covid distancing rules with blocks of 1, 2, 4 and 5 seats available. Please use a full block where possible. We reserve the right to reallocate seats in cases where a full block has not been used.

The Box Office is not open, so please book online where possible.
No paper tickets will be issued or posted and the email confirmation will be your proof of purchase.

If you would prefer to discuss your booking by phone please send an email to tickets@shaftesburyartscentre.org.uk, giving your name, telephone number and the number of tickets you require, and we will arrange to call you to make the booking.

Please have ready your name and your seat numbers on the day of showing.

Inspired by Shakespeare’s essential masterpiece, the ballet Romeo and Juliet choreographed by Alexei Ratmansky and performed by the Bolshoi Ballet company.

Recorded before a live audience. Running time 2hr 45min.

A CHOREOGRAPHY BRINGING THE AUDIENCE CLOSER TO THE STORY

The story of Verona’s star-crossed lovers has never ceased to be a source of inspiration since Shakespeare popularized the tragic passion of Juliette Capulet and Romeo Montague, whose families’ fatal rivalry will cost them their lives. The first ballet inspired by this dramatic play saw the light in the late 1930s on Sergei Prokofiev‘s vivid score.

Celebrated choreographer Alexei Ratmansky, who presented a new version of the romantic ballet Giselle last season live from the Bolshoi, is again in the spotlight in cinema series.  His adaptation of Shakespeare’s eternal classic reveals a choreography of great dramatic intensity. Bolshoi stars Ekaterina Krysanova and Vladislav Lantratov portray the tragic romance of Romeo and Juliet with passion in a theatrical and authentic staging.

Tickets £15, Under 18s £12

Two showings at 2pm and 7pm.

The available seating has been modified to satisfy Covid distancing rules with blocks of 1, 2, 4 and 5 seats available. Please use a full block where possible. We reserve the right to reallocate seats in cases where a full block has not been used.

The Box Office is not open, so please book online where possible.
No paper tickets will be issued or posted and the email confirmation will be your proof of purchase.

If you would prefer to discuss your booking by phone please send an email to tickets@shaftesburyartscentre.org.uk, giving your name, telephone number and the number of tickets you require, and we will arrange to call you to make the booking.

Please have ready your name and your seat numbers on the day of showing.

London Specialist Auctioneers Dix Noonan and Webb return for their regular Valuation Day at the Arts Centre. Full social distancing measures will be in place.

Please ring 020 7016 1700  for an appointment or email jewellery@dnw.co.uk.
Appointments must be booked in advance – there will be no walk ins on the day.

Jewellery Specialists, Frances Noble and Laura Smith, with Coin and Medal Specialist, Christopher Webb will be available by appointment to offer confidential valuations free of charge and without obligation on the value of your items with a view to possible sale in DNW’s Mayfair auction rooms.