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Wallace & Gromit with live brass band

Alexandra Palace, Theatre, N22 7AY , [Venue Details]

Two different shows, three classic Wallace & Gromit films, and the unforgettable music of Julian Nott performed live by one of the UK’s leading brass bands – The KNDS Fairey Band at Alexandra Palace Theatre.

Sunday,
1 Nov 2026
@4.30pm

More dates available

14:00 – 15:30 SHOWING A Grand Day Out & A Close Shave: Live World Premiere

The first show is a very special Wallace & Gromit double bill, beginning with A Grand Day Out — the original film that introduced audiences to Wallace & Gromit. Watch as the pair build a homemade rocket and blast off to the moon in search of cheese.

Then comes a genuine Wallace & Gromit first: the world premiere live performance of A Close Shave. For the first time ever, Julian Nott’s original score for the film will be performed live alongside the action on screen.

Wallace’s window-cleaning round takes an unexpected turn when he falls for wool-shop owner Wendolene, while a woolly houseguest and a sinister dog soon add to the chaos.

16:30 – 17:40 SHOWING The Wrong Trousers Live

Later in the afternoon, the band returns for a separate performance of The Wrong Trousers.

The show begins with a 25-minute mini concert with the band at its brilliant best, packed with virtuosic soloists and foot-tapping tunes, before Wallace & Gromit take to the big screen.

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  • Admission

    Min: £9.65

    Max: £33.85

  • Concessions: Please click here for more info

  • Event Type: seated

  • Seating: Reserved

  • Performer name: The KNDS Fairey Band

  • Doors open: 3:30 pm

  • Age restriction: 5+

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Wallace & Gromit with live brass band

Sunday, 1 Nov 2026 @2.00pm

Alexandra Palace, Theatre, N22 7AY
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Two different shows, three classic Wallace & Gromit films, and the unforgettable music of Julian Nott performed live by one of the UK’s leading brass bands – The KNDS Fairey Band at Alexandra Palace Theatre.

14:00 – 15:30 SHOWING A Grand Day Out & A Close Shave: Live World Premiere

The first show is a very special Wallace & Gromit double bill, beginning with A Grand Day Out — the original film that introduced audiences to Wallace & Gromit. Watch as the pair build a homemade rocket and blast off to the moon in search of cheese.

Then comes a genuine Wallace & Gromit first: the world premiere live performance of A Close Shave. For the first time ever, Julian Nott’s original score for the film will be performed live alongside the action on screen.

Wallace’s window-cleaning round takes an unexpected turn when he falls for wool-shop owner Wendolene, while a woolly houseguest and a sinister dog soon add to the chaos.

16:30 – 17:40 SHOWING The Wrong Trousers Live

Later in the afternoon, the band returns for a separate performance of The Wrong Trousers.

The show begins with a 25-minute mini concert with the band at its brilliant best, packed with virtuosic soloists and foot-tapping tunes, before Wallace & Gromit take to the big screen.

  • Admission

    Min: £9.65

    Max: £33.85

  • Concessions: Please click here for more info

  • Event Type: seated

  • Seating: Reserved

  • Performer name: The KNDS Fairey Band

  • Doors open: 3:30 pm

  • Age restriction: 5+

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