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Magic Sparks Carols

This New Ground in Partnership with the Bush Theatre and supported by Bishop Creighton House Charity
Magic Sparks Carols

Come and join Hammersmith’s very own inclusive choir, The Magic Sparks, performing some pop Christmas classics, guilty pleasures and a couple of surprises along the way to get you in the Christmas spirit.

For this one off festive extravaganza, The Magic Sparks will be performing alongside Brixton’s premier acappella women’s choir, The Electric Belles, as well as a special guest appearance from Eleanor Fanyinka. The choir will be accompanied on the piano by novelist and musician extraordinaire, Chris Russell. So come along for a sing and a mince pie to brighten your holiday season.

Admission is free. No booking necessary.

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