Taunton Choral Society
Kings College, Taunton TauntonSouth RoadThis will be Stephen Bell’s final concert with TCS before he retires as Music Director after 7 years in charge. Taunton Sinfonietta provide the orchestra and […]
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‘The Pirates of Penzance’ by Gilbert and Sullivan
Kings College, Taunton TauntonSouth RoadSomerset Opera presents 'The Pirates of Penzance' as part of their Somerset tour. Tea will be provided as part of the ticket price. Concessions for students
£12
Somerset Chamber Choir – Music to die for
Kings College, Taunton TauntonSouth RoadA Concert Programme entitled "Music to die for" Herr, nun lässest du deinen Diener SWV 433 - Heinrich Schütz (1585-1672) The woman with the alabaster box […]
Amici – November Concert
Kings College, Taunton TauntonSouth RoadNovember Concert
Somerset Opera – The Magic Flute
Kings College, Taunton TauntonSouth Roadthis production is on the 14th, 15th, 17th and 18th July in Kings College Theatre, South Road, Taunton - Musical Director Andre Carter and Director Hilary […]
£5 – £16
Somerset Opera – The Magic Flute
Kings College, Taunton TauntonSouth RoadThis production is on the 14th, 15th, 17th and 18th July in Kings College Theatre, South Road, Taunton - Musical Director Andrew Carter and Director Hilary […]
£5 – £16
Hestercombe CYM – Guildhall School Brass at King’s College, Taunton
Kings College, Taunton TauntonSouth RoadA wonderful concert will be given by Guildhall School Brass at King’s College, Taunton. Wow! A ten-piece brass group! That is going to sound fantastic in […]
Free
Somerset Opera – ‘Patience’ by Gilbert and Sullivan
Kings College, Taunton TauntonSouth RoadTicket prices - Adult £12, Children £5 - to include afternoon tea. 'Patience', (or Bunthorne's Bride') first seen in London in 1881, satirized the contemporary aesthetic […]
£12
Somerset Opera – “Patience”
Kings College, Taunton TauntonSouth RoadGilbert and Sullivan Operetta. Ticket price - Adult £12, Children £5 - to include afternoon tea. "Patience", (or "Bunthorne's Bride") first seen in London in 1881, satirized […]
