Royal Festival Hall in London
Royal Festival Hall is one of London's premier concert halls and is highly acclaimed all over the world. Beautifully placed on the South Bank, close to the River Thames, the London Royal Festival Hall is surrounded by excellent places to eat, drink and have fun.
The Royal Festival Hall in London has built its great reputation after many top orchestral concerts. Visitors love the Royal Festival Hall for its stunning surroundings and prestigious interior.
See what the London Royal Festival Hall has on offer for you and enjoy the whole Southbank Centre while you're there!
Visiting London Royal Festival Hall:
Address: Belvedere Road, South Bank, SE1 8XX
Times : Booking 0871 663 2500 Open 9am - 8pm each day, in person 10am-8pm daily
Nearest Underground Stations:
Waterloo Tube (6 minutes)
Lambeth North Tube (12 minutes)
Official Site: www.southbankcentre.co.uk
What's on at Royal Festival Hall, London:
There are no Musical & Plays in Royal Festival Hall currently listed.
The Royal Festival Hall in London has built its great reputation after many top orchestral concerts. Visitors love the Royal Festival Hall for its stunning surroundings and prestigious interior.
See what the London Royal Festival Hall has on offer for you and enjoy the whole Southbank Centre while you're there!
Visiting London Royal Festival Hall:
Address: Belvedere Road, South Bank, SE1 8XX
Times : Booking 0871 663 2500 Open 9am - 8pm each day, in person 10am-8pm daily
Nearest Underground Stations:
Waterloo Tube (6 minutes)
Lambeth North Tube (12 minutes)
Official Site: www.southbankcentre.co.uk
What's on at Royal Festival Hall, London:
There are no Musical & Plays in Royal Festival Hall currently listed.
Enchanting Russia
20 Mar '13
An enchanting programme of Russian masterworks overflowing with inventive themes and glittering sonorities. Borodin was a composer of colourful orchestration and irresistible melodies. The Overture to his opera Prince Igor begins in a mysterious vein, but is
20 Mar '13
An enchanting programme of Russian masterworks overflowing with inventive themes and glittering sonorities. Borodin was a composer of colourful orchestration and irresistible melodies. The Overture to his opera Prince Igor begins in a mysterious vein, but is
The Damnation of Faust
30th Apr '13
Charles Dutoit is renowned as a supreme interpreter of Berlioz' epic masterpiece, which was described by the composer as a 'légende dramatique'. Berlioz became transfixed by Goethe's version of the Faust story, declaring: 'I could not put it down. I read it incessantly, at meals, in the theatre, in the street.' The tale that so gripped...
30th Apr '13
Charles Dutoit is renowned as a supreme interpreter of Berlioz' epic masterpiece, which was described by the composer as a 'légende dramatique'. Berlioz became transfixed by Goethe's version of the Faust story, declaring: 'I could not put it down. I read it incessantly, at meals, in the theatre, in the street.' The tale that so gripped...
Angela Gheorghiu
10th May '13
International superstar Angela Gheorghiu returns to London with a selection of much-loved arias and duets from the great French and Italian operas...
10th May '13
International superstar Angela Gheorghiu returns to London with a selection of much-loved arias and duets from the great French and Italian operas...
Titan' Symphony
14th May '13
Two expansive and powerful masterpieces, directed by the inimitable Charles Dutoit. Louis Lortie performs Mozart's Piano Concerto No.25, with its impressive scale and enthralling contrasts between light and shade. Mahler told Sibelius that 'the symphony must be like the world, it must embrace everything'. Mahler’s...
14th May '13
Two expansive and powerful masterpieces, directed by the inimitable Charles Dutoit. Louis Lortie performs Mozart's Piano Concerto No.25, with its impressive scale and enthralling contrasts between light and shade. Mahler told Sibelius that 'the symphony must be like the world, it must embrace everything'. Mahler’s...
Vienna's Finest
29th May '13
Elegant and moving music from two of the finest composers ever to call Vienna their home. Mozart's Third Violin Concerto, written when he was only nineteen, is full of youthful charm, with a slow movement of tender romance. The final rondo features a lively dance tune associated with Strasbourg, from which the Concerto gets its...
29th May '13
Elegant and moving music from two of the finest composers ever to call Vienna their home. Mozart's Third Violin Concerto, written when he was only nineteen, is full of youthful charm, with a slow movement of tender romance. The final rondo features a lively dance tune associated with Strasbourg, from which the Concerto gets its...
