Blackpool Symphony Orchestra celebrates with a ‘Last Night of the Proms’ with international soprano Jane Irwin at Blackpool Grand Theatre.

Blackpool Symphony Orchestra launch their centenary season with a ‘Last Night of the Proms’ spectacular.  This concert has something for everyone including flag waving Prom favourites Jerusalem, Rule Britannia and Land of Hope and Glory; there’s also a trip to Broadway with Oklahoma and popular classics.

The Orchestra will be joined by world class soprano Jane Irwin who performs major roles in opera houses and concert halls across the world.

The Letter Scene from Eugene Onegin by Tchaikovsky Tatyana – Jane Irwin Conductor – Paul McGrath Director – Sasha French Company – A French Production with the Opera Sinfonia, hosted and sponsored by Sir James and Lady Dyson at the Church of St Mary, Dodington, Sunday 22nd May, 2011. Sound recorded live by Sam Dyson.

With Helen Harrison on the podium this promises to be a very special evening celebrating the 100th birthday of Blackpool’s very own symphony orchestra.

Ruth Eastwood, Grand Theatre Chief Executive said

We’re delighted that the BSO selected the Grand Theatre to celebrate 100 Years, an incredible achievement. We hope to have the Orchestra with us for more years to come.

Blackpool Symphony Orchestra celebrates ‘Last Night Of The Proms’, Sunday 20 September at Blackpool Grand Theatre.

Ticket £18.50 (Under 18s £11.50). Book before 31 July and save £3 per ticket. Get your tickets now at www.blackpoolgrand.co.uk

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