By Sara Black
The Germans are kinky, the French are randy and the English are stupid. Such are the images portrayed of the nations in the classic television comedy 'Allo 'Allo, which is launching a UK stage tour in Hertfordshire. The show centres on the comings and goings at a café in the Nazi-occupied French town of Nouvion, owned by René Artois, who tries to satisfy everyone without being killed.
(22/08/2008)
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By Sara Black
A Hertford audience visited A Little Shop of Horrors in a youth production of the 1980s musical film. Children and teenagers of Top Hat Stage and Screen School put on a highly praised performance of the show about the human-eating plant at Castle Hall on Friday, following five days of intense rehearsals.
(22/08/2008)
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By Sara Black
Adventures of the Famous Five and traditional fairy tales will come together in a new version of Sleeping Beauty in Lee Valley Regional Park. The story follows the lives of city children, similar to the renowned Enid Blyton characters, who are evacuated to the countryside in the Second World War.
(22/08/2008)
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FANS of the Bard will be spoilt for choice with outdoor performances of two of Shakespeare's best loved plays this month. The award-winning The Lord Chamberlain's Men present Much Ado About Nothing as part of the Theatre in the Park season at Hatfield House on Sunday (August 24) at 4pm.
(22/08/2008)
Schoolgirls brought down a gang of robbers in a lively musical on a Hertford stage. Members of Rare Youth Productions threw their all into a performance of The Last Daze of St Swithuns, a tale centred on life at a 1950s public girls' school, at Castle Hall.
(22/08/2008)
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