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When most of your close friends couple up, all the things you used to enjoy together - crazy spontaneous nights out, grabbing drinks, weekend trips, dinners, and shared hobbies can start to fade. Sound familiar?
But you shouldn't have to miss out on the things you love just because your friends’ lives have shifted. That’s exactly why this group exists - for happy, professional singles who want to keep their social lives vibrant and full of connection doing what you love. Whether it’s a night of karaoke and dancing, a weekend getaway, or simply finding someone to play tennis with, this group is about sharing those moments with others who get it.
It’s also perfect for single people who have moved to London for work or study but couldn't bring their friends with them! So if you're looking to meet like-minded people and build a social circle from scratch, you’re in the right place.
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Our events are aged at working professionals between 25-50. We tend to have a fairly even gender split, with a focus on single friends. We create an low pressure environment for meeting new people. The conversation is always great and engaging
One of the things we've noticed is what makes our events different is everyone is keen to chat to all. If you are feeling a bit nervous attending an event, here are some tips:
- Let the Host Help You Connect When you arrive, reach for the host. We're here to take the pressure off and do the hard work for you - not just by introducing you to fellow attendees, but also getting to know a bit about you. That way, we can help you meet like-minded people that you will have a natural synergy with
- Lower the Stakes You don’t need to meet your future best friend (or if you're looking - your soulmate). One good engaging and fun conversation is a win. Shift your mindset from “I need to impress” to “I’m here to connect and learn.” Curiosity is more powerful than charisma and way more fun.
- Be Yourself The best, most lasting friendships are born from authenticity in terms of perssonality as well as likes and dislikes. Don’t worry about being impressive - just be real. Talk about your hobbies, passions, and what you like to do to have fun and relax. Things will naturally lights up when you meet your tribe
- Keep Moving Give every conversation a chance, but don’t feel obligated to stay stuck in one. If after 10 minutes it’s not clicking, politely move on. The goal is to mingle, explore, and meet a variety of people to do fun things with - that’s how you find your 1 in a hundred people.
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Epic: Elvis Presley in Concert
Harrow Vue Cinema, St Anne's Road, St George's Shopping & Leisure Centre, Harrow, HA1 1HS, London, GBNever-before-seen footage and recordings feature Elvis Presley in concert at his Las Vegas residency during the later stage of his career.
## Production
Filmmaker Baz Luhrmann originally sought out unseen footage of Elvis Presley from Elvis: That's the Way It Is and Elvis on Tour with the intent of using it in his 2022 Elvis film. Sixty-eight boxes of both 35mm and 8mm footage were found in the Warner Bros. film archives within salt mines in Kansas, including outtakes from both films, plus the "gold jacket" performance from Hawaii in 1957 and unheard interviews. This footage, however, came without sound. Over the next two years, it was restored and synced to existing audio sources by Luhrmann's team. In this process, a 45-minute audio recording was then uncovered of Presley talking about his life story. All this material forms the basis of EPiC.[8][1] Luhrmann has described the project as neither fully a documentary nor a concert film, but "something new in the Elvis canon... that befits the magnitude of Elvis as a performer but also offers deeper revelations of his humanity and inner life."
## Critical reception
Owen Gleiberman in Variety called the film "one of the most exciting concert films you've ever seen... Elvis in the raw, driven by the awareness that it doesn't get any better than that."[11] Radheyan Simonpillai in The Guardian praised the concert sequences but criticised Luhrmann's "refusal... to meaningfully hold Elvis to account."[12] Steve Pond wrote in The Wrap that EPiC combines both "offstage and onstage Elvis" into an "Elvispalooza (that) is fit for a king."[13]
On the review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes, 86% of 14 critics' reviews are positive.[14] Metacritic, which uses a weighted average, assigned the film a score of 88 out of 100, based on 6 critics, indicating "universal acclaim"
Release date: 27 February 2026 (UK)
Director: Baz Luhrmann
Distributed by: Universal Pictures, Neon
Running time: 1h 36m
Cast: Elvis Presley
Producers: Baz Luhrmann, Colin Smeeton, Schuyler Weiss, Matthew Gross, Jeremy Castro
Music composed by: Elvis Presley
IMDb 8.2/10Reviews
EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert is less about biography and more about the music, the performance, and the magic of Elvis Presley.
EPiC is a movie that absolutely must be seen on the big screen. The clarity is incredible, and everything is put together so beautifully
EPiC is Elvis through the Baz lens, where big and bold is always preferable to straightforward and where going over-the-top is never considered a bad thing.
One of the Most Exciting Concert Films You've Ever Seen.1 attendee
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