Community arts theatre with a 230-seat main auditorium and a 78-seat studio space, staging local and touring productions.
Amateur production by Company of Ten of the classic comedy about Captain Mainwaring and his Home Guard platoon.
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Gerard Logan performs three supernatural tales adapted from E F Benson's ghost stories, directed by Gareth Armstrong.
A cappella group On That Note make their Abbey Theatre debut with their energetic, conductor-less close-harmony show.
A fast-moving amateur production by Company of Ten of Jules Verne's classic tale, with evening and matinee performances for the Christmas season.
Annual New Year concert of the St Albans Jazz Ensemble (STAJE), directed by Andy Baddaley, with swing, Latin, jazz-funk and soul.
Winter pantomime Cinderella by Hurst Children's Theatre Group, with the 'Little Ones' (all under seven) performing for families.
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Art historian Barry Venning explores the comic imagination and elaborate contraptions of illustrator W. Heath Robinson.
Art historian Matthew Wilson explores how the seventeenth-century artist Peter Paul Rubens used his reputation to act as a diplomat and informal spy across European royal courts.
Lecture by Tessa Boase on how inter-war civic architecture, from lidos to housing schemes, was used to improve everyday life.
Lecture by Ian Gledhill, a light-hearted history of British seaside entertainment and its specialist buildings.
