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Charlie Chaplin's The Gold Rush

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Charlie Chaplin's The Gold Rush

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Part of Concerts to make your heart sing this spring

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Slapstick. Poignant. Get gold rush fever.

Who’s on stage

Royal Northern Sinfonia and guest conductor Stefan Geiger join forces once again to bring to life another of Charlie Chaplin’s classics.

What they’re playing

Having brought both City Lights and Modern Times to The Glasshouse, we’re buzzing to complete the hat-trick by screening Charlie Chaplin’s The Gold Rush with live orchestra as part of its 100th birthday year celebrations.

Need to know

Price: £18

Running time: 1 hour 30 minutes. No interval.

Age: under 14s must be accompanied by an adult.

What you'll hear

The live soundtrack to the film Charlie Chaplin’s The Gold Rush.

Photograph The Gold Rush © Roy Export S.A.S.
Music for The Gold Rush Copyright © Roy Export Company Ltd. and Bourne Co. All rights reserved
Charlie Chaplin™ © Bubbles Incorporated S.A.

Who's playing

Stefan Geiger conductor
Royal Northern Sinfonia

What's happening in the music

Charlie Chaplin’s comedic masterwork turns 100 in 2025. It remains the highest-grossing silent comedy to date and is the film that Charlie Chaplin hoped would be remembered most.

The Gold Rush is a delightful blend of slapstick humour, poignant emotion, and social commentary. The rags to riches tale follows a prospector’s search for fortune in Klondike. Add in romance, timeless gags, and a live orchestra playing the movie score and we think that just about equals a perfect afternoon out.

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Take a watch

Watch the heartwarming and hilarious scene when a shoe becomes a meal, the shoe laces spaghetti for the famished prospectors.

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Dine just steps from the stage

Book a table in our Brasserie and enjoy a fresh Northern twist on classic British dishes. Sip exclusive drinks all night long and even save dessert for the interval.

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