Main Performers | Actors from televisions shows: Holby City Coronation Street Emmerdale'(including Tony Audenshaw), Eastenders |
Orchestra or Band | Frank Rention's Concert Brass, The Fanfare Trumpeters of The Coldstream Guards |
Choirs | The Sydennham High School Choir |
Conductors | Frank Rention, Caroline Lenton-Ward (The Sydennham High School Choir) |
Set List | 'Hark the Herald Angels Sing', (everyone), 'And the Snow Lay on the Ground', (choir) Special Feature: Excerpt from A Christmas Carol, Charles Dickens, 'It Came Upon a Midnight Clear' (everyone), 'A 50th Anniversary Salute to James Bond' (Band), 'Ding Dong Merrily on High', (everyone), 'A Blue, Blue Christmas' (Tony Audenshaw and friends), Speeches 'The First Nowell' (everyone) INTERVAL ''Olympic Fanfare and Theme' (Trumpets, Band, Organ), 'Away in a Manger' (everyone), Special Feature: Gabby Thompson 'The Call of Wisdom' (Jubilee anthem) (Choir), 'Hallelujah Chorus' from Messiah, Handel (everyone), Special Feature (Rebecca Wheatley), 'A 50th Anniversary Salute to The Beatles' (Band), 'O Come, All Ye Faithful' (everyone) |
Performance Notes | This event returns to the Hall this December. This well-established and much loved event takes place at the Hall where the audience are treated to celebrity performances and a superb children's choir, as well as joining in with some classic Christmas Carols.
Stars from popular TV shows including Holby City, Coronation Street, Emmerdale and Eastenders returned to the stunning Royal Albert Hall for the 29th year supporting Leukaemia & Lymphoma Research at the much loved Christmas with the Stars.
The audience got into the festive spirit and enjoyed the fantastic sounds of the Frank Renton Band, the trumpets of the Cold Stream Guards, the vocals of the Sydenham School Choir and had the chance to join in with some classic Christmas Carols at the iconic venue.
TV Times have sponsored this event for over 25 years.
Set included a mock-up of the 'The Woolpak', the fictional pub from Emmerdale. |
Related Archival Material | Programme (RAHE/1/2012/185) |