Whats On at Royal Albert Hall

Cirque du Soleil London

Cirque du Soleil bring their acclaimed new show, Totem, back to town (-)

Cirque Du Soleil: Totem

A dance-theatre and circus show featuring music, acrobatics, clowns and choir, which journeys through the evolution of mankind. (Jan 17-21, 25-28, 31, Feb 2-4, 7-11, 14-16, 8pm, Jan 22, 29, Feb 5, 12, 7.30pm, mats Jan 21, 26-28, Feb 1, 3 & 4, 8, 10 & 11, 15 & 16, 3.30pm, Jan 22, 29, Feb 5, 12, 3pm, ends Feb 16)

Totem London

Get your tickets to attend the Totem show and see the Cirque du Soleil performers live at the Royal Albert Hall. (-)

Totem Tickets

See the brand new Cirque du Soleil production at the Royal Albert Hall (3.30pm and 8pm)

Trio Manouche

The group plays Gypsy jazz and swing. (Feb 15, 9.45pm)

Ariana Kashefi And Alison Rhind

A performance by the cellist and pianist of Ligeti's Solo Cello Sonata and Strauss's Cello Sonata. (Feb 19, 11am)

Darius Brubeck Quartet

The pianist leads his jazz outfit. (Feb 19, 12noon)

Hahn-Bin And John Blacklow

A performance by the violin and piano duo of Saint-Saens's Danse Macabre, Elgar's Salut D'amour and Monti's Csardas, plus a selection of film music. (Feb 19, 7.30pm)

Milos Karadaglic

The guitarist performs music from Spain and Turkey. (Feb 21, 7.30pm)

Maria Minerva, Outfit, NZCA/Lines, Juk Juk

Electropop by the Lisbon-based singer. (Feb 22, 7.45pm)

The Peacock & Gamble Emergency Broadcast

Stand-up based on the comics Ray Peacock and Ed Gamble always being available to fill in when another show goes wrong. (Feb 23, 8.30pm)

Moishe's Bagel

The Edinburgh-based five-piece plays Klezmer and Balkan rhythms. (Feb 24, 12noon)

The Joanna Eden Quartet

Mainstream and Latin jazz, plus soul, by the vocalist and colleagues. (Feb 29, 9.45pm)

Roisin Conaty And Nat Luurtsema

Smart gags and anecdotes from Conaty and quirky humour from Luurtsema. (Mar 1, 8.30pm)

Langley Show Choir

A performance by the student choir. (Mar 6, 12noon)

Kamila Iwanski Band

Classic French pop songs performed by the singer with colleagues. (Mar 9, 12noon)

The Dubliners

Irish folk-rock by the veteran band from Dublin. (Mar 13, 7.30pm)

Royal Philharmonic Orchestra/Brighton Festival Chorus/Goldsmiths Choral Union/Royal Choral Society

Owain Arwel Hughes conducts Handel's Zadok The Priest, Orff's O Fortuna from Carmina Burana, Bizet's Flower Song from Carmen, Puccini's Un Bel Di Vedremo and Humming Chorus from Madama Butterfly, Mozart's Ave Verum Corpus and works by Verdi, Borodin, Parry and Faure. With soprano Deborah Norman and tenor John Hudson. (Mar 14, 7.30pm)

Royal Philharmonic Orchestra/Royal Choral Society/English Concert Chorus/Band Of The Welsh Guards/Muskets And Cannons Of The Moscow Militia

John Rigby conducts various works by composers including Bizet's Flower Song from Carmen, Mozart's Lacrimosa Requiem, Rodrigo's Adagio Concierto De Aranjuez featuring guitarist Craig Ogden and Tchaikovsky's Sleeping Beauty Waltz. With soprano Kate Valentine and tenor Jesus Leon. (Mar 15-18, 7.30pm, Mar 17 & 18, 3pm)

Maciek Pysz Quartet

Mixed contemporary jazz and world music by the Polish guitarist and colleagues. (Mar 16, 12noon)

Lang Lang And Philharmonia Orchestra

Esa-Pekka Salonen conducts works by Beethoven including the Overture to Namensfeier, Piano Concerto No 1 In C and Piano Concerto No 4 In G. (Mar 20, 21, 23, 7.45pm)

Gill Manly, Sarah Moule, Shireen Francis

Mainstream jazz by the London-based singer. (Mar 21, 9.45pm)

Elgar Comedy

Offbeat anecdotes and gags from Carl Donnelly, plus Helen Keen and Fergus Craig. (Mar 22, 8.30pm, doors 8pm)

David Sylvian

The singer-songwriter, musician and former frontman of synth pop outfit Japan plays new wave and art rock. (Mar 24, 7.30pm)

A Piacere Trio

The trio performs Shostakovich's Piano Trio No 1 In C Minor and Piazzolla's Four Seasons Of Buenos Aires. (Mar 25, 11am)

Feist, M Ward

The Canadian singer-songwriter plays elemental alt pop and contemporary folk balladry toying with frailty and lust, promoting her fifth album, Metals, as well as her previous gold-selling record, The Reminder. (Mar 25, 7.30pm)

The Hot Potato Syncopators

Trad and classic jazz by the band. (Mar 30, 12noon)

Primus

The Californian band plays a skewed collision of metal, rock and funk in support of the album Green Naugahyde. (Apr 4 & 5, 7.30pm)

Show Of Hands With Miranda Sykes

Acoustic folk duo from Exeter featuring the double bass player and vocalist who has been performing with the group since 2004. (Apr 7, 8pm)

Orbital

Electronica and kaleidoscopic techno from the duo. (Apr 10, 7pm-11pm, doors)

Noah And The Whale, Bahamas

The London-based indie-folk outfit gently embraces synth-pop on the third album, Last Night On Earth. (Apr 16, 7.30pm)

Il Divo & Orchestra In Concert

The classical crossover group perform songs including a re-working of both Wicked Game by Chris Issak, and Roy Orbinson's Crying. (Apr 17 & 18, 7.30pm)

George Michael: Symphonica: The Orchestral Tour

The chart-topping pop singer and former Wham! frontman performs a selection of his hits as well as some of his favourite covers, with accompaniment from an orchestra. (May 2, 7.30pm)

Imelda May

Commercial rockabilly and vintage jazz ballads from the platinum-selling Dubliner. (May 4, 7.30pm, doors 6.45pm)

The Night Of 1000 Voices

A collection of choirs from around the country perform songs from popular musicals, including Evita, The Lion King, Jesus Christ Superstar, Les Miserables and We Will Rock You. (May 6, 8pm)

Swan Lake on Ice at Royal Albert Hall

Join The Imperial Ice Stars for a dramatic new staging of Swan Lake on Ice at the Royal Albert Hall. (-)

The Imperial Ice Stars: Swan Lake On Ice

A dynamic rendition of the love story, with choreography by Tony Mercer. (May 18 & 19, 7.30pm, May 20, 6pm, mats May 19, 2.30pm, May 20, 2pm)

Dionne Warwick

Classic soul by the long-established American singer. (May 28, 7.30pm)

Royal Philharmonic Orchestra Diamond Jubilee Gala

Join the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and some of the UK's most talented female artists for a special gala to mark the Queen's Diamond Jubilee. (7.30pm)

Russell Watson Royal Albert Hall Tickets

See the celebrated tenor live at the Royal Albert Hall as part of the special gala for the Queen's Diamond Jubilee. (3pm & 7.30pm)

Jubilee Singalong at Royal Albert Hall

Get ready for a right old knees up at the light-hearted Queen's Diamond Jubilee Singalong. (3pm)

Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers

The American singer and the veteran rock and blues-rock band performs some of its hits and songs from the album Mojo. (Jun 18, 20, 7.30pm)

West Side Story at Royal Albert Hall

Celebrating the 50th anniversary of the classic film, the screenings of West Side Story at Royal Albert Hall are given a live soundtrack thanks to the acclaimed Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra. (7.30pm Fri
2.30pm & 7.30pm Sat
2.30pm Sun)

Frankie Valli And The Four Seasons

Pop and rock from the veteran American singer and his band, known for the hit songs Big Girls Don't Cry and Walk Like a Man. (Jun 26 & 27, 7pm)

Fantasia Live at Royal Albert Hall

See Disney's Fantasia live in concert as the London Philharmonic Orchestra performs at the Royal Albert Hall. (2.30pm & 6.30pm)

The Human League

The synth-wielding threesome from Sheffield plays electropop. (Nov 26, 8pm)