Sing a Long Sound of Music

Do you often burst into song while climbing mountains? Do you feel the need to join a nunnery and then decide that you like playing the guitar too much to take holy orders? Have you ever created an entire outfit for several children out of some old curtains?

If the answer is yes to any of the above, then the only course of action to take is to attend the Sing a long Sound of Music screening at the Prince Charles Cinema, and work Julie Andrews out of your system.

The Sound of Music is a much loved classic childrens film that has wooed the hearts of many musical lovers since it first hit the stage in the 60s. Made more famous by the singer and actress Julie Andrews, the Sound of Music is a wonderful sing a long movie with plenty of great songs that everyone knows the words too.

Recently revived for the stage with the BBC hit television programme How do you Solve a Problem like Maria choosing the lead role, this musical is now the one that everyone wants to see.

With the Sing a Long Sound of Music screening you can not only see the whole film in glorious wide screen technicolour, but you can go the whole hog with dressing up and singing along to the songs, with no one complaining that they can't hear Captain Von Trapp singing Adel Weiss properly.

The Sing a Long Sound of Music experience is designed for the ultimate Sound of Music lover. Included in the price is a Magic Moments package containing various props to be used at appropriate moments throughout the film, and Julie Andrews (or nun) wannabes can dress up in the costume of their choice and have their handiwork admired and judged at the end of the film.

Complete with subtitles along the bottom of the screen, the Sing a Long Sound of Music screening at Prince Charles Cinema is simply the best and most fun way to watch this classic musical.

If you would like to dress up as a singing nun or one of the Von Trapp children, click here to book tickets of the Sing a Long Sound of Music experience.

Venue: Prince Charles Cinema
Nearest tube: Leicester Square

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