VIV McLEAN piano
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Thursday 14 May 2026Doors: 6.30pm
Concert: 7.30pm Duration: 90 min plus interval Tickets: £30 Dress Code: Extreme Glamour (red and gold) |
Programme
Programme TBC
FAQs:
Q1. Is it really your 18th Birthday?
A. No! It’s the 18th charity birthday concert I’ve organised - my friends from the worlds of music and theatre donate their time and talent and we party for a good cause.
Q2. Can anyone attend?
A. Yes! You just need to buy a ticket!
Q3. I see there’s a strict dress code – “EXTREME GLAMOUR – red & gold”. I’m not sure I can do this…?
A. It’s encouraged, not mandatory- think sequins, feathers, tiaras. If you’re worried about travelling in Diva style, we will have some props for you.
Q4. Shall I bring birthday gifts, cards, flowers, bottles?
A. No! Absolutely forbidden! But bring cash as there is a raffle with fabulous prizes – all for Parkinson’s UK.
Q5. Why Parkinson’s UK charity?
A. Because this terrible disease has affected people very close to me and the research and support funded by the charity is valuable and proven.
Proudly presented by 7 Star Arts supporting Parkinson's UK
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7 Star Arts presents a diverse range of unique and original productions from the intimate life stories of the great composers to dazzling cutting edge musicians of the younger generation.
7 Star Arts’ popular mixed-genre concerts combine music, words and art to create intriguing and engaging aural and visual experiences. |
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We are Parkinson's UK. Powered by people. Funded by you.We’re Parkinson’s UK. The charity that’s here to support every Parkinson’s journey, every step of the way. Wherever you’re from, whatever you need.
We don’t wait for change, we make it happen. We believe that together we’ll find a cure. But that’s not all we’re working for. We campaign for better health and care, fund research into groundbreaking new treatments, and run life-changing support services. Families, volunteers, campaigners, fundraisers, scientists, health and care workers. We’re a powerful community united by one mission: improving life with Parkinson’s. www.parkinsons.org.uk |