Experience something different with 7 Star Arts 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. Since the autumn of 2024, 7 Star Arts has begun a new residency - a series of concerts at 1901 Arts Club supporting the work of UK charities (see below). |
Coming concerts
Mon 24 Feb 2025 |
CLASSIC COLE
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Wed 26 Feb 2025 |
SARAH WILLIAMSON clarinet
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Tues 11 Mar 2025 |
ALISTAIR McGOWAN: Erik Satie: his words, his music, your earsIn support of ENO Benevolent Fund
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Mon 24 Mar 2025 |
BEN SHANKLAND jazz pianoIn support of ENO Benevolent Fund
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Tues 25 Mar 2025
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HASTA ASTOR!
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Wed 23 Apr 2025 |
SWEET HARMONY
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Wed 14 May 2025 |
Yvonne's 17th Birthday Charity gala concert
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Fri 30 May 2025 |
ECHOES OF THE OPERA
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Tue 24 Jun 2025 |
DIVINE FIRE
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Mon 8 Sep 2025 |
Trader's Celestial Birthday Party
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"When I was diagnosed with leukaemia life suddenly became fragile and scary, not just for me but for my family. When we needed it most the ENO Benevolent Fund stepped in, giving us help and support so I could concentrate on recovery. I'm now back at work and I've just celebrated 25 years at ENO. Thank you." |
Everyone who attends English National Opera (ENO) will experience the thrill of being transported by a live performance that lingers long in the memory. At ENO a hugely gifted ensemble on stage, in the pit and behind the scenes, contributes a wide range of skills to the audience's total enjoyment. But what happens when life suddenly changes through illness or accident and a performer or technician loses the ability to earn a living? At a stroke this person faces an uncomfortable reminder of how precarious a profession opera can be.
This is where the ENO Benevolent Fund, a registered charity first established almost 60 years ago, can make a significant difference. The Fund aims to alleviate hardship wherever it can in the form of a grant or loan. This may involve tiding a person (and sometimes his or her dependants) over a difficult patch, or providing longer-term support. Beneficiaries may include singers with throat and chest problems, musicians afflicted by loss of sight or hearing, wig and wardrobe technicians whose eyes or fingers are no longer up to the job, or any of the dedicated team which unites to make the Company what it is. Sometimes a one-off grant is given for a piece of equipment to help overcome a disability, or a loan to secure immediate medical advice or treatment. The Trustees who administer the Fund consider each case with great care. |
We are Parkinson's UK. Powered by people. Funded by you.We're here for everyone affected by Parkinson's. By funding the right research into the most promising treatments, we get closer to a cure every day. We're the largest European charitable funder of Parkinson's research.
Together, we'll find a cure. www.parkinsons.org.uk |