Ticket booking for Festival 2020 is currently closed

In the light of the ongoing Coronavirus situation, it is with great sadness that we have to cancel the 2020 St Marylebone Festival.

At this difficult time, our focus remains to connect with our local community by telling local stories through our artistic activities. However, we rely on ticket sales, and sponsorship for our creative programme of events which has not been possible secure during these uncertain times. We will be refunding all tickets purchased to date.

We would be enormously grateful if you could make a donation to our work. Music and the arts is a wonderful way to bring people together, and is more important than ever in these uncertain times, and will continue to be, especially once this pandemic is over. All of us at the St Marylebone Festival wish you strength for coming days. We hope that a new programme of events can soon be announced for 24-30 July 2021. We look forward to welcoming you back again soon!

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Gavin Roberts, music director

Alice Sielle, visual artist and coordinator

Tami Tal, singer

Ignacio Lusardi, guitar

Merit Ariane, singer

Ahmed Mukhtar, oud

Deepa Nair, singer

Hyelim Kim, Taegum (Korean bamboo flute)

This programme looks at the Marylebone of 2020 as part of this great world city of London. One Creation is a multimedia performance that demonstrates we are all part of one creation, and have nothing to fear from each other. This secular artists’ project celebrates all that unites us in our quest to look after our precious Mother Earth. It offers a solution that requires no action at all, by simply making us aware of the sheer glory of diversity, and the infinite and eternal interconnectedness of all living things.

Music director Gavin Roberts, and visual artist Alice Sielle have invited artists and musicians born into different faiths, but not necessarily practising, to choose secular or religious texts/poems/songs from their own heritage that illustrate the subject of Love of the nature and the whole of creation. This performance includes music from Hindu, Jewish, Christian, Muslim and Buddist traditions, and a video of the related paintings will be projected behind the performers.

Alice Sielle, who initiated the project says: One Creation grew out of a series of paintings I’ve been working on for a couple of years about the interconnectedness of all living things: that we are all part of one creation and have nothing to fear from each other... I would, of course, like to expand One Creation to include atheism, humanism, and every faith; and the intention has been to make this template that anyone can use to produce their own version.

One Creation (World Music Event)

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