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h.Art call out and planning meeting

1:20pm Saturday 11th February 2012

H.ART, Hereford’s Open Studios event, will open registrations for its 11th year on February 27.

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Angel Exit Theatre present The Secret Garden in Ledbury

12:20pm Saturday 11th February 2012

ACCLAIMED physical theatre company Angel Exit Theatre brings its new adaptation of Frances Hodgson Burnett’s much-loved classic, The Secret Garden, to Ledbury’s Market Theatre on Saturday, February 18.

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Prize-winning flute trio Tempest to perform in Knighton

10:10am Saturday 11th February 2012

KNIGHTON and District Concert Society presents Tempest, a prize-winning flute trio featuring Helen Wilson, Holly Melia and Sarah Bennet from the Royal Northern College of Music, on Sunday, February 26 at 3pm in St Edward’s Church Hall, Knighton.

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Actors wanted by Wye Theatre Company and Phoenix Theatre

1:00pm Friday 10th February 2012

SHAKESPEARE AUDITIONS WYE Theatre Company is looking for actors for the spring production of Shakespeare’s The Taming of the Shrew, which will be touring Herefordshire in early May.

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Hereford Choral Society presents a gala concert to mark 175 years

12:10pm Friday 10th February 2012

HEREFORD Choral Society celebrates 175 years of music-making in Hereford this year and launches its celebrations on Saturday, March 17, with a gala concert which will bring the world-renowned Philharmonia Orchestra to the city.

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Jakwob heads for The Jailhouse

4:00pm Thursday 9th February 2012

THE man whose remix of Starry Eyed by Hereford’s very own Ellie Goulding has had millions of hits on YouTube heads for the city tomorrow night (Friday). Jakwob is tipped for big things in 2012, and his performance in the intimate surroundings of The Jailhouse presents the perfect opportunity to catch a star in the ascendant.

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National Theatre Live screenings in Hereford and Malvern

1:03pm Thursday 9th February 2012

THE best of British theatre is brought to The Courtyard by National Theatre Live with live screenings of Travelling Light and The Comedy of Errors. Tonight (Thursday) sees the screening of the critically acclaimed Travelling Light, the story of a young man in a remote Eastern European village who becomes fascinated by silent films and sets about filming his village. Now a famous Hollywood director, he looks back on his success.

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Hereford singer-songwriter Bo Walton attracts attention around the world

11:49am Thursday 9th February 2012

TALENT is essential if you want to make it in the music industry, but a lucky break can prove incredibly useful as Hereford singer-songwriter Bo Walton is discovering.

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Holiday on Ice raises the temperature with Tropicana: The Passion Tour

12:39pm Wednesday 8th February 2012

IT may be winter outside, but inside Cardiff’s Motorpoint Arena, Holiday on Ice offers a taste of the tropics in its latest show, Tropicana: the Passion Tour.

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Still waters run deep in On Golden Pond at Malvern

3:27pm Tuesday 7th February 2012

By John Phillpott A PERSON’S life may indeed form a river of memories but only still waters can really run deep.

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Mt. Ticky Tacky Illustration Exhibition

11:02am Monday 6th February 2012

SUZIE, Jo and Steph, a group of three illustration students due to graduate from Hereford College of Arts, and collectively known as 'Little Boxes' have an exhibition upstairs at The Hereford Deli.

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Duncan Honeybourne presents fourth Piano Plus recital in Leominster

3:20pm Monday 6th February 2012

THE fourth recital in Duncan Honeybourne’s Piano Plus series of six recitals takes place on Sunday February 12 at Leominster’s Lion Ballroom and features music with Celtic connections.

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Remember their name - Kingstone High School triumph again with Fame

2:18pm Monday 6th February 2012

When Kingstone High School pupils put on a pitch-perfect production of Les Miserables last year critics and audiences alike were astounded at how superior to the stereotypical school play it was.