Carolyn Grace in the cockpit of a Spitfire, which she will "dance" to music at a concert at Blickling Hall in August. Picture: DAREEN HARBAR
Time running out for discounted tickets to Blickling Hall classical music concert and Spitfire display
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
8:54 AM
Early bird discounted tickets for the Blickling Hall British Proms concert with choreographed fireworks and Spitfire display are available at £29 until January 31.
For one night only, on Saturday August 11 the concert features the highly acclaimed Sinfonia Viva orchestra and soprano Annette Wardell, under conductor Roderick Dunk
Visitors can bring their own picnics, soak up the atmosphere and sing along to Rule Britannia, Jerusalem and Land of Hope and Glory in the lakeside setting.
To book, with no booking fees, at the discounted price, call 01263 734711 or visit www.revival-productions.co.uk. From February 1, tickets will be 32 (35 on the night). Group discounts of up to 20pc are also available.
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