What's On

Fun-filled family concerts featuring West End performers singing well-known songs from the shows.

Troubadour Stageworks is welcomed to The Actors' Church to present a witty, charming and vibrant production of Shakespeare's much loved comedy Much Ado About Nothing. Free to attend in the stunning churchyard.

St Paul's Church welcomes Matthew Sear to kick off our Autumn Lunchtime season with a selection of guitar pieces handpicked across the span works by Britten, Walton and Sear himself.

Featuring the very best that the capital has on offer for you and your group, LONDON FOR GROUPS LIVE comes to you direct from the heart of London's West End. Meet the very best that London has to offer!

Musicals by Candlelight invites you to sit back, relax and experience the world’s most beloved musical theatre compositions performed by a live string quartet in the heart of London’s West End.

Sounds for Ukraine is a Fundraising music concert that is providing financial aid for an educational theatre organisation NGO Molotok in Transcarpathia in Ukraine. After the full-scale invasion of Ukraine by the Russian Federation the organisation is sheltering and providing trauma work for the internally displaced people (mostly children). 

St Paul's Church welcomes Vox Ventis from across the Atlantic to undertake a performance in our lunchtime concert series. Their repertoire draws on a selection of classical, musical and Jazz pieces.

St Paul's Church welcomes home our own Theatre Chaplaincy UK’s annual celebration of the theatre community with Thank God Its Theatre.

Uncovered Opera Company returns to St Paul's Church for their 2022 Autumn Season.  Rising stars meeting the some brilliant familiar faces; a fest for the operatic sense, not to be missed.

Requiem to Cancer - a 24 hour Come and Sing of four Requiems and a specially commissioned life affirming anthem. Every penny raised goes directly to Cancer Research UK and the previous 2 events have already raised in excess of £68.000, help us achieve our goal of making that £100,000

An intimate opening concert to begin 2022's Mozart Fest, with Anup Kumar Biswas on Cello and Andrew Campling on Piano presented by Marcel Music.

Marcel Music presents a bespoke, second Lunchtime Concert for Mozart Fest; singer Carolina Hock and pianist Andrew Campling present a handful of pieces from Mozart and others.

Join us for Mozart's deeply-moving Requiem in D Minor K626, a work full of dramatic fire and tender lyricism. Our concert also includes Mozart's fine Piano Concerto in C major, K415, composed in Vienna in 1782-3 for one of Mozart's subscription concerts. Andrew Campling's 'A time to mourn; and a time to dance' completes the programme.

The Actors Church is delighted to welcome Iñigo Galiano and Azima Melita Kolin to perform a selection of classical pieces along with works of poetry from across the globe.

John Etheridge presents his world-famous tribute to his mentor Stephane Grapelli.

Mike Guy brings a celebration of the music of arguably the world’s greatest accordionist Richard Galliano.

The renowned ‘London Django Collective’ explore the legacy of Django Reinhardt, by performing some of their impressive original catalogue.