
Presenting a diverse line-up of music and performing arts, Queen Elizabeth Hall (QEH) is the Southbank Centre’s second largest concert hall hosting orchestras, quartets, choirs, dance and opera. There are also two smaller venues, Purcell Room and Front Room which host chamber music, literature, spoken word, mime and solo recitals.
Belvedere Road London SE1 8XX
0844 875 007321 Oct 09 - 1 Jul 10
Southbank Centre QEH
The Philharmonic Orchestra's residency begins at Southbank centre
The London Philharmonic Orchestra launches 2009/10 with Principal Conductor Vladimir Jurowski, opening with two performances of Mahler’s Second Symphony, Resurrection and including an exploration of the music of Alfred Schnittke. More Info
The London Philharmonic Orchestra launches 2009/10 with Principal Conductor Vladimir Jurowski, opening with two performances of Mahler’s Second Symphony, Resurrection and including an exploration of the music of Alfred Schnittke. More Info
26 Oct 09 - 31 May 10
Southbank Centre QEH
Celebrating great vocal talent at Southbank Centre
Taking a new look at what is meant by a great voice, this season moves from soaring opera arias to Bernstein's downtown charm. More Info
Taking a new look at what is meant by a great voice, this season moves from soaring opera arias to Bernstein's downtown charm. More Info
31 Oct 09 - 3 Jun 10
Southbank Centre QEH
The London Sinfonietta season begins at Southbank Centre
The London Sinfonietta has always been closely associated with leading composer-performers, and this season is joined by John Adams, Steve Reich, George Benjamin and Oliver Knussen. More Info
The London Sinfonietta has always been closely associated with leading composer-performers, and this season is joined by John Adams, Steve Reich, George Benjamin and Oliver Knussen. More Info
4 - 30 Mar 10
Southbank Centre QEH
A series of people's forums and performance at Southbank Centre
Art makes a difference to lives, this series invites you to participate in a people’s forum of debates, spoken word and more. More info
Art makes a difference to lives, this series invites you to participate in a people’s forum of debates, spoken word and more. More info
19 - 21 Mar 10
Southbank Centre QEH
A weekend celebration of Bach at Southbank Centre
Martin Feinstein's enormously successful Bach Weekend returns to Southbank Centre. More info
Martin Feinstein's enormously successful Bach Weekend returns to Southbank Centre. More info
30 Mar 10
Southbank Centre QEH
A talk on climate change at Southbank Centre
One of the worlds leading thinkers in climate change delivers his thoughts on what the government must do to save the environment. More Info
One of the worlds leading thinkers in climate change delivers his thoughts on what the government must do to save the environment. More Info
7 - 10 Apr 10
Southbank Centre QEH
A celebration of India at Southbank Centre
Alchemy explores the culture of India, its diaspora and its relationship to the UK today in over 30 events spanning dance, music, literature, debates, fashion and food. More info
Alchemy explores the culture of India, its diaspora and its relationship to the UK today in over 30 events spanning dance, music, literature, debates, fashion and food. More info
16 - 17 Apr 10
Southbank Centre QEH
A weekend of Varese at Southbank Centre
Explore the music of Edgard Varese over a weekend with music in RFH and QEH. More Info
Explore the music of Edgard Varese over a weekend with music in RFH and QEH. More Info
26 - 28 Apr 10
Southbank Centre QEH
The London Latin Music Festival at Southbank Centre
Returning to Southbank Centre in its tenth year. Always groundbreaking, challenging and innovative, La Linea charts the global reach of Latin music in the 21st century. More info
Returning to Southbank Centre in its tenth year. Always groundbreaking, challenging and innovative, La Linea charts the global reach of Latin music in the 21st century. More info
5 - 8 May 10
Southbank Centre QEH
New dance performance at Southbank Centre
Introducing some new international artists to London, alongside artists who have not been seen here for many years.
Introducing some new international artists to London, alongside artists who have not been seen here for many years.
15 May - 17 Jul 10
Southbank Centre QEH
It’s a cow. It’s upside-down. It’s purple. It’s back at Southbank Centre
E4 Udderbelly is back. The most unusual venue London’s ever seen, a 400 seat theatre inside an enormous purple cow. More info
E4 Udderbelly is back. The most unusual venue London’s ever seen, a 400 seat theatre inside an enormous purple cow. More info





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