Following a 27 million pound restoration, the Alexandra Palace theatre is opening for the first time in 80 years.
Major works to the interior of the victorian structure have been completed - with a new retractable seating area set to be installed in the coming months.
A busy schedule of events are planned for when it offically opens to the public in December.
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Set in a small Nigerian town, the production tells the story of brothers who fish in a forbidden river.
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His readings will be interspersed with music, performed by chamber musicians
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The dark comedy offers an alternative show for December.
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A new play examining the treatment of women in Ireland
The 72nd celebration for the charity Help Musicians UK
The Mayor has announced an extra 13 million pounds worth of funding to create new opportunities for thousands of young Londoners.
The latest apprentices to take part have graduated from the programme.
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