A unique opportunity
Kenneth Branagh and Patrick Doyle
Kenneth Branagh is directing an incredible night of 'Music from the Movies ' in aid of the UK's leading blood cancer charity Leukaemia Research at the Royal Albert Hall on Sunday 28 October.
Kenneth will be joined by a host of friends from stage and screen including Richard E. Grant, Emma Thompson, Sir Derek Jacobi, Alan Rickman, the Calendar Girls, Robbie Coltrane and Dame Judi Dench as they introduce some of the greatest film soundtracks of all time - including Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, Bridget Jones’s Diary and Calendar Girls.
All this well-loved music is written by world famous film composer Patrick Doyle; himself a leukaemia survivor. In 1997, Patrick was diagnosed with leukaemia but was successfully treated and is now in remission.
The evening of music, with internationally renowned conductor Dirk Brossé and performed by the London Symphony Orchestra and the London Symphony Chorus promises to be an enthralling mix of glamour and movie magic.
Join Patrick, Kenneth and friends on the night to help give everyone with a blood cancer the best possible chance of survival.
So book tickets now for Music from the Movies: An All-Star Celebration and help us beat blood cancers.
