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WINTER 22-27 January 2019 Battersea Park, London 020 7738 2348 December 2018 / January 2019 Kensington, Chelsea & Westminster Today 47 Events online: www.KCWToday.co.uk Ends December 21 December 20 place in the Elgar Room and features britishmuseum.org The Snow Queen The Snowman and Paddington Bear top class musicians performing a Under the Bridge Royal Albert Hall carefully selected repertoire for children FILM & PHOTOGRAPHY Described as a fusion between Frozen Delight your family with a double-bill and their families to enjoy without any and Hans Christian Anderson’s famous of classic musical stories for children expectation to stay still or quiet. See website for dates fairy tale, The Snow Queen is a musical at the Royal Albert Hall, with the 020 7589 8212 Dream Big: Engineering Our World comedy show with plenty of audience charming Paddington Bear’s First Kensington Gore, Kensington, London 3D participation and interactive fun that Concert and seasonal favourite The SW7 2AP Science Museum tells the story of a girl out to prove that Snowman. royalalberthall.com Hear inspiring stories of human grit friendship and the power of love can 020 7589 8212 and aspiration as the film reveals how conquer all. Kensington Gore, Kensington, London Ends February 15 engineers push the limits of innovation 020 7386 3327 SW7 2AP Art Adventurers to solve problems and create a better Fulham Rd, Fulham, London SW6 royalalberthall.com Dulwich Picture Gallery future for everyone. 1HS Dance, sing and play your way around 0333 241 4000 underthebridge.co.uk Ends January 6 the paintings, before enjoying a messy Exhibition Rd, Kensington, London Festive Family Fun artmaking session. Themes change SW7 2DD Ends December 31 London Transport Museum monthly to keep your little ones sciencemuseum.org.uk Cinderella and the Beanstalk Families can enter a magical forest, engaged. Theatre503 with twinkling lights and trees and visit 020 8693 5254 Ends December 23 Follow Cinderella on a perilous Santa’s Secret Christmas Cabin. Or track Gallery Road, London SE21 7AD Classics in the Courtyard adventure as the scheming him down in one of the Museum’s dulwichpicturegallery.org.uk Hush Mayfair Rumpelstiltskin blackmails the would- heritage vehicles for a ‘Super Santa From modern cult classics, The Greatest be princess into retrieving the coveted Selfie’, and enjoy storytelling sessions February 11 Showman and Mean Girls, to holiday Golden Eggs from the top of The and create special bunting to take Little feet: empire adventure favourites Elf and Love Actually, the Beanstalk. She must recover her glass home. 020 7379 6344 British Museum Hush courtyard will come alive every slipper, but Prince Charming, the Fairy Covent Garden Piazza, London Visit the great empire of King Sunday in November and December. Godmother and Jack’s pregnant cow WC2E 7BB Ashurbanipal. It can be a long journey 020 7659 1500 are all doing their best to get in the ltmuseum.co.uk so you will need to create your horse to 8 Lancashire Ct, Mayfair, London way. help you travel swiftly to explore all the W1S 1EY 020 7978 7040 January 26 different regions contained within it. classics-in-the-courtyard. 503 Battersea Park Rd, London Classical for Kids - Fantastic Flutes There will be lots to see and discover. designmynight.com SW11 3BW Royal Albert Hall 020 7323 8000 theatre503.com Introducing little ears to the world of Great Russell St, Bloomsbury, London Ends December 23 classical music, Classical for Kids takes WC1B 3DG The Exhibit Cinema The Decorative Antiques & Textiles FAIR WINTER 22-27 January 2019 Battersea Park, London ANTIQUES AND 20th CENTURY DESIGN FOR INTERIOR DECORATION decorativefair.com +44 (0)20 7616 9327 DF_KC&W 160hx260w WIN 19.indd 1 27/11/2018 17:42 48 December 2018 / January 2019 Kensington, Chelsea & Westminster Today www.KCWToday.co.uk Events Print Room at The Coronet Photograph © David Jensen © David Photograph and The Norwegian Ibsen Company presents didn’t have to mix with the hoi-polloi for THE The Coronet even a second, saw its bar reconstructed By Max Feldman as a projection room and the capacity dropped down from the original, faintly vertiginous, 1,143 to 1,010. Whilst there was an obvious encroachment of the modern over the 93 years that LADY Fittingly for a theatre, Notting the Coronet served as a cinema/Hugh Grant date facilitator, an amazing Hill’s The Coronet has had amount has survived. The old royal boxes (King Edward VII was a frequent three distinct acts over its 120 attendee) are sealed off but overflow year lifespan. In its present with ancient props; behind the bar lurks form the Coronet is a dark an impressive tangle of a Victorian FROM heating system that looks like it has been jewel on Notting Hill Gate, transplanted straight out of one of David Lynch’s more surreal imaginings. If the its long corridors festooned membrane between past and present with evocative objets d’art and is unusually thin, that’s as much to do with how vital and forward looking the replete with one-of-a-kind Coronet’s programme and culture has THE theatre bar that fairly drips become in the 21st century. When the Coronet’s cinematic days with the kind of atmosphere finally came to an end in 2014 it had that a Shoreditch watering seen its capacity drop dramatically to 399 in order to provide the kind of leg room hole would cheerfully slit which would have been unimaginable to throats for. W.G.R. Sprague. There had been several SEA attempts to purchase and redevelop the hilst the Coronet is perhaps building over the centuries, but each time best known as the cinema the community had come together to frequented by Hugh Grant block such plans. These fears were well BY HENRIK IBSEN inW Notting Hill, when it first opened and truly put to rest when the building its doors in 1898 it was as a theatre. was returned to its original status by The in a new version by Mari Vatne Kjeldstadli Constructed during the last gasp of Print Room and artistic director Anda based on the translation by May-Brit Akerholt the Victorian era by a certain W.G.R. Winters. Embarking on an ambitious directed by Marit Moum Aune Sprague, architect of many classic programme of challenging and often West End Theatres, the whole interior foreign work, the Print Room at the was gaily decked out in the full Louis Coronet would be a theatrical powerhouse XVI style. Two centuries later the even without its stately setting. As ghost of that original theatre flares like is however, Print Room is hugely 8 FEBRUARY – 9 MARCH 2019 gaslight throughout the building. The enthusiastic about the possibilities of the central performance area in particular Coronet; using their 100 seater ‘black box’ is an impressively weathered fusion studio for everything from screenings of this storied past and a stripped out to art exhibits and performances to modernism. The curved balconies still supplement the main space, alongside all loom imperiously over the stalls, though kinds of community events from poetry the basic shape of the theatre is very readings by celebrities as well-known as different to its original form. Tom Hiddleston to mini-festivals. There Tickets from £15 This change is down to the building’s are many parts of the Coronet that are metamorphosis into the Coronet Notting Hill Gate still hidden from the public eye, but as the-print-room.org Cinema in 1923, the dress circle which time passes don’t be surprised if more originally had a separate entrance than and more of theatre is reborn from the the stalls so the Victorian well-to-do shadows of its past. 020 7738 2348 December 2018 / January 2019 Kensington, Chelsea & Westminster Today 49 Events online: www.KCWToday.co.uk A youth club for adults. Vishniac is best known for having the-exhibit-cinema.designmynight. created one of the most widely Start the year in style com recognised and reproduced photographic records of Jewish life THE MAYFAIR Ends December 23 in Eastern Europe between the two ANTIQUES & FINE ART FAIR Pop-up Screens World Wars. This comprehensive THE LONDON MARRIOTT HOTEL Hackney Downs Studios exhibition further introduces recently GROSVENOR SQUARE, LONDON W1K 6JP Embrace the Christmas spirit with Pop discovered and lesser-known chapters 10 - 13 JANUARY 2019 Up Screen's winter cinema, promising of his photographic career. the finest screenings of your favourite 020 7087 9300 Thursday 12.00 - 21.00 of St Martin in the Fields Academy © Photograph festive classics. 16-18 Ramillies St, Soho, London Friday 11.00 - 18.00 Saturday 11.00 - 18.00 020 3095 9758 W1F 7LW Sunday 11.00 - 17.00 17 Amhurst Terrace, London E8 2BT thephotographersgallery.org.uks pop-up-screens.designmynight.com SUPPORTED BY March 7 – May 27 Ends December 30 Only Human: Photographs by Martin Film and Fizz with Curzon Parr One Aldwych National Portrait Gallery Movie magic in the heart of London in A major new exhibition of works by association with Curzon. 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