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Get tickets here for a night of classical music at Släpstick: Scherzö in Wilton's Music Hall London
After demolishing more than their fair share of theater and festival stages, Släpstick are turning their mischievous attentions to the grand concert halls of Europe and beyond!
Släpstick presents Scherzö: an evening of classical music as you’ve never experienced before. Don’t call it a come Bach, it sure ain’t no symphony, and it’s SO not a sonata! Scherzö!
About Släpstick: Scherzö
Scherzö: a clown-esque concerto for the ages, in which a seemingly highbrow evening of classical repertoire glissandos into a bacchanal of comical mishaps and absurdity. Neither foppy-wigged composers nor their magnum opus are safe from this buffoonery.
Behold as a marble bust of Beethoven comes alive and challenges his fellow sculptures to a yodeling battle-royale! Clutch your breast as Schubert’s Erlkönig lament’s his dying son while prancing on a trampoline!
Gasp in amazement as the ghost of George Gershwin accompanies a flotilla of rolling instruments- an entire symphony orchestra played by only five musicians and led by an inflatable conductor!
It’s Chaplin meets Tchaikovsky, Buster versus Bernstein, and Groucho Marx does Mozart, all rolled up into one raucous oeuvre that deftly mocks the “pomp” in Pomp and Circumstance.
Show details:
- Dates: 7th - 12th October 2024
- Running time: 75 minutes, no interval
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1 Graces Alley E1 8JB
How To Find Us
Bus:
100, 15, 205, 254, 343.
Train:
ELIZABETH, OVERGROUND, SOUTHEASTERN, THAMESLINK.
Tube:
CIRCLE, DISTRICT, HAMMERSMITH & CITY, METROPOLITAN. DLR: DLR.
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Wilton's Music Hall is committed to accessibility. The venue offers wheelchair access, accessible seating, and assistance for patrons with disabilities. It's recommended to contact the venue in advance to make any necessary arrangements.
Wilton's Music Hall has a rich history dating back to the 19th century. It has undergone restoration efforts to preserve its historical charm while hosting contemporary performances. The venue is known for its unique architectural features.
There is no strict dress code, but patrons typically dress smart-casual for most performances. However, you are welcome to wear what makes you comfortable and enjoy the show.
Please note that specific details may change over time, so it's advisable to visit the official Wilton's Music Hall website or contact the venue directly for the most up-to-date information and answers to any additional questions you may have.