EVENTS

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There's no better way to get an insight into life at West Herts College than at our Summer Open Day. Join us at our Watford campus on Saturday 20 June from 9:30am - 1:00pm. We can't wait to welcome you.

What to expect

This is your chance to tour and explore our campus and facilities, speak to our expert tutors and support staff and discover the course that matches your ambitions.

Visit our website to find all the courses we offer.

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Indira Grier CELLO
,Joanna Kowalski,joanna.kowalski@pumphouse.info Daniel Lebhardt PIANO
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,Vicky D'souza,victoria.dsouza@watford.gov.uk Rachmaninov Sonata for Cello and Piano in G minor, Op.19

TICKETS | £20 in advance or on the door

Octagon Music Society

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A modern staging of Arthur Miller’s timeless classic about deep-rooted and dangerously illicit desire. In Brooklyn, Longshoreman Eddie Carbone welcomes his wife Beatrice’s Sicilian immigrant cousins to the land of the free. But when one of them falls for Catherine, the beautiful niece that he and Beatrice have brought up as their own daughter, they discover that freedom comes at a price. Eddie’s jealous mistrust exposes a deep, unspeakable secret – one that drives him to commit the ultimate betrayal not only of his family but also the close-knit community in which they live, with devastating consequences.

Based on an apparently true story, told to Miller by a lawyer who worked with longshoremen, “A View from the Bridge” was first performed in 1956, when the United States was entering a period of great prosperity after the hardships of WW2. Immigrants were arriving in their droves from war- torn Europe in search of a new life, where hope, hard work and ambition could give them the longed-for American Dream. This production will give the play a modern twist with contemporary cultural references.

Brought to you by the award-winning Pump House Theatre Company.

Outdoor exploration and nature play for 2-5 year olds.

Book in advance is required to avoid disappointment. Email cassiobury@watford.gov.uk to book and for further information. The current cost is £3.50 per child, will change to £3.60 from April. Children must be accompanied by an adult.

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Based on the hit 1976 film starring a preteen Scott Baio and Jodi Foster, and featuring a catchy, swinging score by the composer of The Muppet Movie, Bugsy Malone is good, clean, comedic fun!

Two gangs comprised completely of children, square off in a 1920s rivalry of Capone-ian standards. Dandy Dan's gang has gotten the upper hand since obtaining the "splurge" gun (a weapon that shoots whipped cream). Now, Fat Sam and his bumbling buffoons are in real trouble! Bugsy Malone, a one-time boxer, is thrust not-so-willingly into the gangster limelight when he becomes the last chance that Fat Sam's gang has of surviving. All Bugsy really wants to do is spend time with his new love, Blousey, but that just isn't in the cards for our hero.

Brought to you by the award-winning Pump House Children & Youth Theatre.

Outdoor exploration and nature play for 2-5 year olds.

Book in advance is required to avoid disappointment. Email cassiobury@watford.gov.uk to book and for further information. The current cost is £3.50 per child, will change to £3.60 from April. Children must be accompanied by an adult.