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Win a pair of tickets to The Vanishing Horizon
Write a review before 27 Feb
and you could win a pair of tickets to see
The Vanishing Horizon on 31 Mar at Trestle Arts Base.
Described as
'beautiful, accomplished and innovative physical theatre' by The
Stage, this show is not be missed.
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Have fun at Half Term
Celebrate the 50th birthday of James & the Giant Peach, help Bo Peep find her
lost sheep, see the Adventures of Tin Tin and make your own dalek during Spring
Half Term week.
Our handy
guide has lots of ideas to keep enquiring minds of all ages busy - whatever the weather!
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Spotlight on Theatretrain
Theatretrain St Albans offers professional training in the performing arts
through weekly 3-hour acting, singing and dancing classes at Francis Bacon
School tailored to ages 6-9, 9-12 and 13-18.
Students perform in workshops for parents, shows at local theatres and productions in major regional theatres and the West End.
Budding performers can
find out more or call 01727 768085.
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What's on this February
There's plenty to choose from this month. Find out what love is with
Richard Herring (Harpenden Halls, 2 Feb), catch
Falling Man (Trestle, 4 Feb) fresh from sell-out shows in New York, enjoy an
Elizabethan Jubilee (St Peter's Church) and visit
Bob Hartman's Story Shop (St Paul's Church, 11 Feb). Hear
Herts Philharmonia (St Saviour's Church, 11 Feb), see The Rum Diary (1 Feb),
Tin Tin (15 Feb), Hugo (22 Feb) and The Deep Blue Sea (28 Feb) at the
Alban Arena and meet
The Good Soul of Szechuan (Trestle, 22 Feb).
See more
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See a different side of St Albans
Are you local? If so,
Residents First Weekend (28 & 29 Jan) brings two days of opportunities to
try something new in the city with free entry to local attractions, special
events, meal deals and competitions.
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New 'Lights Up!' theatre season
Enjoy a diverse theatre programme during the 'Lights Up!' season at Harpenden
Halls. Bryony Kimmings is a
7 Day
Drunk (3 Feb), State of Flux will transform the foyer through the
installation of 13-minute dance film
A
Blank Canvas (15 Mar from 3-9pm - free) and, finally, Richard Fry performs
his extraordinary
Ballad of Unbeatable Hearts (19 Apr).
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