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BBC Family Music Day at Watford Colosseum****
3:20pm Tuesday 29th April 2008
"The orchestra has been held up in traffic," apologises a gleefully nervous Kirsten O'Brien before a restless and rattling crowd of toddlers, teens and parents.

The Witches of Eastwick at The Watersmeet
2:40pm Tuesday 29th April 2008
Forget pointy hats and broomsticks, it was stockings and stilettos all-round as the über glam Witches of Eastwick flew into The Watersmeet last week.

Sarah Hamlin and Sam Beer at Cafe Cha Cha Cha
3:05pm Tuesday 29th April 2008
Read any review of London-based singer songwriter Sam Beer and it will doubtless tell you at least some of the following: that he has the potential to become one of the best singer/songwriters of his generation, and that he looks and (in places) sounds a little like Nick Drake.

Annie Get Your Gun at The Radlett Centre**
3:50pm Tuesday 29th April 2008
WRITTEN by Irving Berlin in 1946, Annie Get Your Gun was an instant Broadway hit.

An English Tragedy*****An English Tragedy*****
11:25am Mon 25 Feb 08
The press night of Oscar-winning writer Ronald Harwood’s new play brought the stars of Lark Rise to Candleford and other celebrities to our door, writes Melanie Dakin
User Rating: 8.5/10     

Hertfordshire Chorus - The Apostles****
11:40am Monday 25th February 2008
HERTFORDSHIRE Chorus has built its supporter base to a point where it can tackle most of the choral repertoire with confidence; its performance of Elgar's The Apostles underlined that and attracted an audience approaching 500 to St Albans Abbey last Saturday.
User Rating: 10/10     

A Viennese Strauss Gala***
11:33am Monday 25th February 2008
HOW apt that The Alban Arena should have chosen Valentine's Day to feature an evening of Viennese music. Undoubtedly the most romantic and sumptuous of musical genres, with a bill boasting, somewhat ambiguously, soloists from "major opera companies" and a programme packed with the very best tunes from Messers Strauss and Lehar, the publicity promised much.

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