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More concerts at the 1901 Arts Club!

Our residency at the stylish 1901 Arts Club in Waterloo, London SE1, continues this autumn. If you have not yet discovered this charming small venue, now is the time to do so! Join us for music and more.

8 Septemer TRADER’S CELESTIAL BIRTHDAY PARTY Our annual tribute to the actor, dancer, writer and raconteur Trader Faulkner from his friends in the worlds of music and theatre. Feat. Viv McLean, Susan Porrett, Sofia Kirwan-Baez, Alex Norton & a Celebrity Special Guest. Music by Gershwin, Debussy, Albeniz, de Falla & more

3 November ANTHONY HEWITT piano. A recital by “remarkably gifted” (Gramophone) pianist Anthony Hewitt, in support of Parkinson’s UK.

21 January 2026 EMANUIL IVANOV piano. Music by Schumann, Messiaen, Hough together with the world premiere of Emanuil’s own work, ‘Dreamscapes’.

 

Alongside these concerts, we return to convivial Cafe Yukari in Kew on 21 November for a concert by Emanuil Ivanov and his wife Irini Chagunava. Before that. we’re back at Ham House Stables with Viv McLean and friends for a special Celebration! concert on 14th October.

Find full details and tickets for all our forthcoming concerts on our Events page.

We look forward to seeing you at our concerts.

 

 

 

 

Divine Fire at the 1901 Arts Club

We are delighted to announce that our acclaimed music and words production Divine Fire receives its 1901 Arts Club debut as part of our residency at London’s most stylish small venue.

Featuring some of Chopin’s loveliest piano works, Divine Fire traces the passionate and at times tempestuous relationship between Fryderyk Chopin and the authoress George Sand, from their first meeting in Paris in 1836 until their parting in 1849.

‘Divine fire’ was Sand’s own description of the intensity of her attraction to Chopin, suggesting a love that transcended the purely physical to a more spiritual plane, a meeting of bodies and minds.

The story unfolds through a compelling, dramatic narration of events by the RSC, National Theatre and TV actress Susan Porrett, interspersed with fiery Scherzos, heartrending Ballades, intimate lyrical Nocturnes and stirring Polonaises, performed by acclaimed concert pianist Viv McLean.

An absorbing, moving and beautifully presented evening of words and music

The Cross-Eyed Pianist

Tuesday 24 June at 7.30pm (doors/bar open 6.30pm)

Tickets £35

Post-concert Q&A and meet the performers

BOOK TICKETS

George Sand & Fryderyk Chopin

7 Star Arts at the 1901 Arts Club

We are delighted to announce our new residency at the 1901 Arts Club, a convivial, intimate concert venue just a stone’s throw from Waterloo station.

With its salon-style decor and ambiance, the 1901 Arts Club is possibly London’s most stylish small venue and it’s the perfect place to enjoy 7 Star Arts varied events in a relaxed, welcoming setting – from our popular words-and-music productions such as Classic Gershwin to world-class chamber music with leading musicians, and two shows starring actor, comic, impressionist and pianist Alistair McGowan.

If you have yet to discover the wonderful 1901 Arts Club, now is your chance to do so. Join us there and experience something different with 7 Star Arts…

Music salon at the 1901 Arts Club