'Scott of the Antarctic' (1948) is justly famous for its score by Ralph Vaughan Williams who later turned elements into his Seventh Symphony. Richly imaginative, the music captures the barren beauty of the Antarctic with icy writing for the strings, penguin-centred escapades for the brass, and an eerie, other-worldly sequence for women鈥檚 chorus and soprano.

Marking 150 years since the composer鈥檚 birth, Martyn Brabbins conducts Vaughan Williams鈥檚 extraordinary masterpiece, a cinematic experience that鈥檒l give you chills 鈥� in every sense.

'Scott of the Antarctic' Live in Concert is presented by Big Screen Live in association with StudioCanal and generous funds provided by the Vaughan Williams Charitable Trust.

**Please note the change of soprano soloist.

This film has a U certificate.

* All tickets: 拢22.00 - Unreserved Seating.