Scala Radio Classics at Christmas

Scala Radio presents Classics at Christmas?at 3pm on 26th?November 2023 at The London Palladium.?Join Alfie Boe, Penny Smith, the Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra and Scala Radio family and friends for a selection of Classical Bangers and Christmas favourites. Following the success of last year?s event Scala Radio?s very own Penny Smith will be your host for the afternoon and will be joined by one of the UK?s favourite entertainers Alfie Boe. As well as hosting with Penny, the world-renowned tenor will also be performing live on the iconic London Palladium stage alongside the Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra. Join Penny and Alfie for an unforgettable afternoon of live music with further Scala family and friends to be announced shortly. Show More Alfie Boe? As a young boy, Lancashire-born Alfie Boe (from the fishing port of Fleetwood) dreamed of a career as a singer. Having conquered the world?s most prestigious opera stages, led the cast of Les Miserables for nearly a year, and stolen the show at the Queen?s Diamond Jubilee Concert at Buckingham Palace, he has certainly succeeded. Always striving to bring good music to different audiences, after three sold-out UK Tours (including the Royal Festival Hall and the Royal Albert Hall), Boe has hundreds of thousands of fans, having achieved Platinum album sales in the UK, and four top ten album placings. The Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra The Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra (RPCO) is a dynamic and versatile ensemble that performs a wide range of styles and genres of music in shows across the UK and around the world. The Orchestra?s repertoire includes film music, video game scores, music from the musicals, and symphonic arrangements of classic rock and pop songs, as well as new commissions and the traditional core classical repertoire, reaching an audience of over 170,000 live listeners per year. The Orchestra?s creative partnerships with artists, promoters and producers have resulted in ambitious performances in venues from vast arenas and main concert venues around the UK to smaller and more intimate settings. The RPCO aims to reach as wide and diverse an audience as possible and is unafraid to explore new orchestral experiences.