April 2010 Shows in Hertfordshire
Follow the links for playing dates, photographs and further details.
Each site is the responsibility of the theatre or theatre group presenting the show.
Important: Some of these shows may be fully booked in advance. You should always contact the Box Offices to confirm dates and times, and reserve seats before travelling.
| Saturday 3 April to Sunday 4 April |
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Valle Academy Our House Broxbourne Civic Theatre OUR HOUSE combines a witty and brilliantly-crafted romantic tale with the energetic and often madcap songs of Madness, which prove unexpectedly theatrical in Phil Bateman's musical arrangements.... |
| Thursday 8 April to Saturday 10 April |
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East Herts Operatic Society From Hair to Eternity Victoria Hall, Harlow The story unfolds within a Bethnal Green based hairdressers in the late 1960s. As the blue rinses look on, Carol tells all of her romantic trials tribulations. She is not alone in her quest for love a... |
| Friday 9 April to Saturday 17 April |
Company of Players Art by Yasmina Reza Little Theatre, Hertford One of Marc's best friends, Serge, has just bought a very expensive painting. Its about five feet by four, all white with white diagonal lines. To Marc, the painting is a joke, but Serge insists Marc ... | |
| Tuesday 13 April to Saturday 17 April |
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Rickmansworth Players Into The Woods Rickmansworth School James Theatre, Watford Harlow Playhouse A bewitching crew of classic characters romp through a "happily ever after" kingdom in this musical fairy-tale, interweaving a hilarious mix of Cinderella, Little Red Riding Hood, the Baker's Wife, Ja... |
| Wednesday 14 April to Saturday 17 April |
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OVO Theatre Company Artiste Descending a Staircase by Tom Stoppard Sumpter Yard, St Albans A Bohemian attic flat in Kensington. Three old men, arguably some of the most influential minds in twentieth century art, are recalling the highs and lows of their lives at... |
| Wednesday 14 April to Saturday 17 April |
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OVO Theatre Company After Magritte Sumpter Yard, St Albans A surreal comedy of improbable domestic juxtapositions set in a suburban household, where a ballroom dancing couple prepare for a night out and the bloke's Mother toots on the tuba. Matters become... |
| Thursday 15 April to Saturday 17 April |
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Hoddesdon Players No Sex Please, We're British Broxbourne Civic Theatre A traditional Britsh Farce first produced in 1971 concerning the problems of a newly married couple and some dubious inported Scandinavian material.... |
| Friday 16 April to Saturday 17 April |
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EBLOS A Swell Party Fairway Hall, Borehamwood A celebration of Cole Porter... |
| Monday 19 April to Saturday 24 April |
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Pump House TC On Golden Pond by Ernest Thompson Pump House, Watford The loons are back again on Golden Pond and so are Norman Thayer, a retired professor, and Ethel who have had a summer cottage there since early in their marriage.... |
| Tuesday 20 April to Saturday 24 April |
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Potters Bar Theatre Co Carousel Wyllyotts Theatre From the magical evocation of the Carousel in the overture to the majestic and moving strains of the immortal "You'll Never Walk Alone", this giant of the musical stage remains timeless and starbright... |
| Wednesday 21 April to Saturday 24 April |
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Lytton Players The Tempest by William Shakespeare Lytton Theatre, Stevenage Prospero, rightful Duke of Milan, and his daughter, Miranda, have been stranded for twelve years on an island after Prospero's jealous brother Antonio—helped by Alonso, the King of Naples—deposed him ... |
| Thursday 22 April to Saturday 24 April |
Cheshunt Dramatic Society Murder in Play by Simon Brett Goffs Oak Village Hall | |
| Friday 23 April to Saturday 1 May |
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Company of Ten Sweet Panic by Steven Poliakoff Abbey Theatre, St Albans Clare, a child psychologist, goes away for a weekend without a contact point for the annoying mother of a patient. The disturbed boy goes missing temporarily and his equally... |
| Friday 23 April to Saturday 1 May |
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Barn Theatre Under Milk Wood by Dylan Thomas Barn Theatre, Welwyn Dylan Thomas’s most famous and popular work. An orchestration of voices, sights and sounds that conjure up the dreams and waking hours of an imagined Welsh seaside village within the cycle of one d... |
| Tuesday 27 April to Saturday 1 May |
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Letchworth Arcadians Crazy For You Gordon Craig Theatre, Stevenage ... |
| Wednesday 28 April to Saturday 1 May |
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Big Spirit Youth Theatre The Caucasian Chalk Circle by Bertolt Brecht Queen Mother Theatre, Hitchin the story of woman who escapes with her life but has to abandon her baby. When she comes back to claim the child she must face the trial of her life!... |












