A concert of popular classics from stage and screen, including themes from Titanic, Bohemian Rhapsody and Send in the Clowns, conducted by Paul Emmett.
Lincoln Symphony Orchestra are back at the Lincoln Arts Centre on Sunday 22nd November, their autumn concert for 2026. It's a matinee, starting at 3pm in the Theatre, and runs for 135 minutes, so you'll be out well before tea.
The programme is titled Lights... Camera... Orchestra!, and it does exactly what it says on the tin: a selection of popular classics from stage and screen. The set draws from film and theatre, and the themes they've highlighted include Titanic, Bohemian Rhapsody, and Send in the Clowns. It's the kind of afternoon that works as well for someone who knows their scores as it does for someone who just wants to hear a few familiar melodies played by a full orchestra.
Leading the orchestra are Paul Emmett, who arranged the music and is conducting, and Becky Taylor, the leader. Having the same person arrange and conduct the set usually means the whole thing holds together as a single piece rather than a collection of separate numbers, and with the LSO behind them, these are the full orchestral versions rather than stripped-back arrangements.
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Tickets are £18 full price, £7 for children, and £5 for Live Pass members. It's a Sunday afternoon slot, so it's an easy one to fit in without having to clear your whole evening. The concert starts at 3pm at the Lincoln Arts Centre, and the running time is 135 minutes.
