Max Richter SLEEP ~ Alexandra Palace, London
- Alexandra Palace Alexandra Palace Way London, England United Kingdom (map)
Find your allocated bed and get comfy, ready for this all-night show….
Max Richter announces the largest ever performances of ‘SLEEP’ in London this September to mark his landmark project’s tenth anniversary.
The all-night performances of ‘SLEEP’ have become distinctive cultural events that challenge how we experience music; blurring the lines between concert and art installation and taking place in the world’s most iconic settings such as the Sydney Opera House, Philharmonie de Paris and The Great Wall of China.
The milestone tenth anniversary this September will see Richter bring this transcendental live experience to new audiences by playing the largest SLEEP shows to date at Alexandra Palace in London on Friday 5 & Saturday 6 September. This will mark the first time Richter has performed ‘SLEEP’ in London since 2017.
Please note this is an overnight show. Upon entry, please find your allocated bed and get comfy, ready for the show. Beds cannot be switched.
Bedding is provided, as well as a light breakfast. Please wear comfy clothes that you are happy to sleep in as changing facilities are limited.
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