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Liverpool is a city alive with art and culture – do you want to be part of it?
culturepool brings people together to share the experience of the city’s cultural events. We regularly visit galleries, theatres, music venues and cinemas throughout the city and then get together afterwards to talk.
A silent classic and the best of Liverpool's classical music |
| Chaplin's City Lights @ The Phil | ||
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What
When
Where Meet us at the The Phil on the right in the foyer, near the shop by the ladies.
Who
How |
If like
us you’ve only ever watched Charlie Chaplin films on the telly, this is
a unique opportunity to experience one of the original cinematic classics
in the style it was originally made for: on the big screen with a live
orchestral accompaniment conducted by one of the world’s acclaimed
conductors. And in classic culturepool style, we’ve also organised a
little bit extra - well actually, a HUGE amount extra thanks to our lovely
friends at the Phil.... Charlie
Chaplin’s silent romantic comedy City Lights tells the story of how the
little tramp falls in love with a blind flower girl and is often cited as
one of the top films of all time. Showing on world's only functioning
Walturdaw rising cinema screen, the film will be accompanied by the Royal
Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra (RLPO) led by internationally renowned
conductor and composer Carl Davis who has tactfully restored Chaplin’s
original score. culturepool members can get heavily discounted tickets for £12 AND a the chance to chat with the man himself, Carl Davis, AND pianist, Ian Buckle. Many of you may know Carl Davis' wife Jean Boht (from Bread fame), who will also joining Carl after the performance. Tickets numbers are limited, so please book as soon as possible – call 0151 709 3789, email dawn.williams@liverpoolphil.com or drop into The Phil and quote the culturepool secret booking number "182498" to receive your discounted tickets. Tickets are £12. Following last years amazing post show chat with Vasily Petrenko, we're extremely happy to have organised another discussion with a world class conductor. Not to be missed! |
