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Guys & Dolls hit town

1:50pm Wednesday 24th April 2013

St Albans Operatic Society bring a touch of New York to town with Guys & Dolls

Crazy for You

Crazy for You

10:00am Thursday 18th April 2013

Potters Bar Theatre Company are Crazy for You

Going Ga-Ga

Going Ga-Ga

9:53am Thursday 18th April 2013

Barry Cryer and Ronnie Golden bring their musical show, Going Ga-Ga, to the Ark Theatre in Borehamwood

Family dramas play out on stage

Simon Gibson as Bernard (left) and Derek Coe as his father, Salter

10:31am Thursday 11th April 2013

Company of Ten stages Caryl Churchill's A Number, a play about human cloning, at the Abbey Theatre in St Albans

Happiness is a play called Hamlet

Guy Masterson is one of the world's leading exponents of the solo show

10:54am Thursday 11th April 2013

Guy Masterson brings his latest one-man show, The Half, to Maltings Arts Theatre in St Albans

Austen's Women at Harpenden Public Halls

Austen's Women at Harpenden Public Halls

11:06am Thursday 11th April 2013

Austen's Women at Harpenden Public Halls

All My Sons

3:04pm Thursday 11th April 2013

Edgware am dram group The Good Companions present Arthur Miller's All My Sons

The solid 60s swing into the Alban Arena

11:25am Thursday 11th April 2013

The solid 60s swing into the Alban Arena

"The food cravings! The cold feet! The weight gain! The bloating! HELL!": Toyah Willcox is in a flush as she prepares for Hormonal Housewives at Watford Colosseum

12:28pm Friday 5th April 2013

Few could ever describe Toyah Willcox as a shrinking violet. The former princess of pop punk has always been a rebel – as a teen she hung out with the local Hells Angels chapter, dyed her hair “every colour of the rainbow“ and often skipped her classes at her private school.

What happened during Ai Weiwei's imprisonment?

David Tse plays A, one of the government officials who questions Ai Weiwei during his incarceration

10:09am Thursday 4th April 2013

Howard Brenton's new play, #aiww: The Arrest of Ai Weiwei, at the Hampstead Theatre, tells the story of the Chinese artist's 81-day imprisonment in 2011

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