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A star of West End hits Moulin Rouge and Matilda the Musical is becoming artist in residence at the St Albans-based SASA School of Performing Arts. Misty May Tindall will be sharing her knowledge and skills to give SASA students an insight into performing as a career as well as delivering...

A succubus carving located in an alleyway leading to Christopher Place Shopping Centre has been successfully “conserved” to protect it for posterity. Over a period of weeks during the summer the Conservator Paul Ferguson worked to preserve the wooden Christopher Inn succubus, which had suffered from water penetration. He also restored...

This week, I had the pleasure of reconnecting with Gordon Clunie at Paramount Wines in St Albans. Summer has come and gone, but the excitement in the world of wine never wanes. Gordon had some exciting news to share, including a revamped and user-friendly Paramount Wines website, showcasing an expanded wine...

Writer-director Philippa Lawford’s debut play Ikaria is set to come to St Albans’ Abbey Theatre this autumn, after a critically acclaimed London run in 2022. When romance blossoms between two university students from different walks of life, the giddy excitement of a first love is at first preoccupying and then stifling...

The beautiful surroundings of Kingsbury Barn in St Michael’s village played host to an exhibition of work by five local artists. The recent event featured art by Stuart Beck, Kathy Evershed, Jayne Evans, Ben East and Jenny Robinson. Stuart said afterwards: “There was something a little bit different about this art exhibition....

The winners of the 2023 Maltings Art Prize were revealed at a prize-giving ceremony celebrating the artists of the future. Around 180 guests, including finalists, parents and teachers, attended the community-inspired awards evening.The art competition, which was based around the themes of ‘Natural Form’ and ‘Literature', saw school pupils aged 4-18...

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