Latest Productions
Sing London produces city wide events in which the wider public can engage.
Talking Rubbish 2011
Sing London partnered with Keep Britain Tidy to tackle the ever increasing problem of litter in this country. So Sing London’s theory – let’s make it fun to be good….
These bins are made for talking – and that’s just what they’ll do…and one of these days these bins are gonna talk right back to you!
Search Party 2011
30 clues, 3000 people, 3 trails leading to…1 Amazing Party! Taking treasure hunts to a new level!
London’s largest treasure hunt took Searchers into secret parks, hidden bakeries and got everybody thinking, talking and even dancing together.
Ping Hull and Ping Brum in 2011
Sing London is working with Sport England and Puma to deliver Ping Hull and Ping Brum in 2011
Ping – 2010
In Summer 2010, 100 ping pong tables popped up across London from the Tate Modern to Heathrow Airport, in London’s squares, museums and shopping centres. The tables were there for all Londoners to enjoy for free and attracted over 30,000 ping pong lovers.
Sing London Street Pianos – 2009
A festival to unite the city in song – all kinds of people, singing all kinds of music in all kinds of places. 30 pianos and lots of sheet music were placed all over London ready for Londoners to play and sing along to.
Sing the Nation – 2008
From July through August 2008, Sing London rolled out public singing events in museums, libraries and parks across the nation, from Belfast to Bradford, Cardiff to Cumbria, Hull to Norwich and Swansea to Walthamstow, the nation was united in song.
Participating Towns & Cities: Belfast; Birmingham; Blackpool; Bradford; Cardiff; Coventry; Cumbria; Darlington; Derby; Hull; Glasgow; Leeds; Leicester; Liverpool; London; Manchester; Middlesbrough; Norwich; Oxford; Portsmouth; Rotherham; Southampton; Staffordshire; Sunderland; Swansea; Telford; Upton upon Severn; Walthamstow.
Sing London – 2007
For 10 days in Summer 2007, Sing London rolled out public singing events in museums like the V&A, singing lessons from an expert from The English National Opera and shopping centre and supermarket sing-alongs to unite the city in song.