The Moonwalkers: Live in Concert
Royal Albert Hall, SW7 2AP , [Venue Details]Join the RPO for an evening delving into deep space in high definition.
Grammy® award-winning American composer Eric Whitacre’s symphonic work Deep Field was inspired by the world’s most famous space observatory the Hubble Space Telescope & its greatest discovery – the iconic Deep Field image.
After the interval, the RPO presents Anne Nikitin’s score to Lightroom’s critically acclaimed The Moonwalkers.
Narrated and co-written by Tom Hanks, The Moonwalkers provides an insight into the impending return of crewed surface missions to the moon by going behind-the-scenes of the Artemis programme, including interviews between Hanks and Artemis astronauts. Shown on a big screen in the Royal Albert Hall, this will be the first chance to hear Anne Nikitin’s original soundtrack, performed live in concert by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra.
Accompanying the evening’s music, our big screen will feature two specially created films. This concert offers audiences their first opportunity to experience The Moonwalkers outside its original Lightroom setting, in a specially curated edition featuring original NASA footage, Andy Saunders’ Apollo Remastered images, and a pre-recorded narration by Tom Hanks – transporting you to the lunar surface.
Opening the evening, Eric Whitacre’s music is paired with Deep Field: The Impossible Magnitude of Our Universe, combining Hubble’s breathtaking imagery with bespoke animations.
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Admission
Min: £29.50
Max: £90.00
Event Type: seated
Seating: Reserved
Performer name: Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
Other key names: Anthony Gabriele - conductor, Grace Davidson - soprano
Doors open: 6:45 pm
Age restriction: Not recommended for U5's, 14 or below must be with adult
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The Moonwalkers: Live in Concert
Tuesday, 20 Oct 2026 @7.30pm
Royal Albert Hall, SW7 2APMore Information
Join the RPO for an evening delving into deep space in high definition.
Grammy® award-winning American composer Eric Whitacre’s symphonic work Deep Field was inspired by the world’s most famous space observatory the Hubble Space Telescope & its greatest discovery – the iconic Deep Field image.
After the interval, the RPO presents Anne Nikitin’s score to Lightroom’s critically acclaimed The Moonwalkers.
Narrated and co-written by Tom Hanks, The Moonwalkers provides an insight into the impending return of crewed surface missions to the moon by going behind-the-scenes of the Artemis programme, including interviews between Hanks and Artemis astronauts. Shown on a big screen in the Royal Albert Hall, this will be the first chance to hear Anne Nikitin’s original soundtrack, performed live in concert by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra.
Accompanying the evening’s music, our big screen will feature two specially created films. This concert offers audiences their first opportunity to experience The Moonwalkers outside its original Lightroom setting, in a specially curated edition featuring original NASA footage, Andy Saunders’ Apollo Remastered images, and a pre-recorded narration by Tom Hanks – transporting you to the lunar surface.
Opening the evening, Eric Whitacre’s music is paired with Deep Field: The Impossible Magnitude of Our Universe, combining Hubble’s breathtaking imagery with bespoke animations.
Admission
Min: £29.50
Max: £90.00
Event Type: seated
Seating: Reserved
Performer name: Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
Other key names: Anthony Gabriele - conductor, Grace Davidson - soprano
Doors open: 6:45 pm
Age restriction: Not recommended for U5's, 14 or below must be with adult
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