1 Accent
Six guys, five different countries, one sound. Accent is a unique, internet-born collaboration of six talented musicians from five different countries around the world. They were brought together by James Rose, 23, from Pinner, in 2011, and they create extraordinary music in a virtual world – but they didn’t actually meet in person until June 2014. You can catch this internet phenomenon live – in person – in London this weekend, at the London A Cappella Festival.
- Kings Place, York Way, Kings Cross, January 30 and 31. Details: facebook.com/AccentVocal, londonacappellafestival.co.uk
2 Visions of the Future
The Islamic Human Rights Commission launches its latest art exhibition, Visions of the Future, which has been curated by One of My Kind, a handcrafted, independent art publication – or zine – that explores the art, activism and spirituality of women. The exhibition will feature a curated collection of zines, prints, posters and books by women artists and writers and asks: What do we hope for the future of humanity? How do we prepare?
- Islamic Human Rights Commission Bookshop and Gallery, Preston Road, Wembley, January 30 to April 30. Details: 020 8904 4222, ihrc.org
3 The Burmans
One of the most influential father and son composer teams in Bollywood history come to town this weekend, courtesy of Shiv Pri Arts. The famous The Burmans need no introduction to Indian cinema lovers, as they have produced hit after hit, creating musical scores that have had an eternal effect in the Bollywood industry. Winning musical accolades and numerous awards, SD and RD Burman paved the way for iconic melodies that are etched in musical film history.
- Harrow Arts Centre, Uxbridge Road, Hatch End, January 31, 7.30pm to 11pm. Details: 020 8416 8989, harrowarts.com
4 Thoroughly Modern Millie
Hayes’ Spotlight Musical Theatre Company presents Thoroughly Modern Millie, the story of Millie Dillmount, a 1920s girl determined to be modern and marry her boss. Will she succeed or will she find that love is more important? Don’t miss this fun-filled, high-energy show full of toe-tapping dance routines, memorable music and fabulous flappers.
- Compass Theatre, Glebe Avenue, Ickenham, February 4 to 7, 7.30pm, Saturday matinee 2.30pm. Details: 01895 673200, compasstheatre.co.uk
5 Harry Potter Book Night
This event gives fans the chance to share the wonder of JK Rowling’s stories and to introduce the next generation of readers to the magic of Harry Potter. Say expelliarmus! to those winter blues.
- The Beck Theatre, Grange Road, Hayes, February 5, 5.30pm. Details: 020 8561 8371, becktheatre.org.uk
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