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Jamie clocks how to keep audiences glued to showLawrence JohnTake That! Get tuned in to a feast of musicBY JULIE FISHERDerngate this Saturday. Although it won't be the fab four themselves, Back For Good features some of the group's best... (17/02/2010) All-star cast bare all in Calendar GirlsJodie ParsonsThe show has been the fastest selling tour ever and has triumphed in the... (17/02/2010) Fury fans head to townJodie ParsonsFury, who had more chart successes than The Beatles in the 1960s... (17/02/2010) Sharing the comic truthLAWRENCE JOHNThey've done it againREVIEWLess than a year since a triumphant Alan Ayckbourn season, and just four months on from the huge critical acclaim surrounding the ... () New version premieresJODIE PARSONSA NEW version of a play will have its stage premiere in Northampton as part of Royal & Derngate's season of works looking at addiction.My Zinc Bed will take to ... () Just listen and enjoy the musicLAWRENCE JOHNKing of Pop's music to rock your worldCOMPETITIONAUDIENCES will be taken on a musical expedition as Michael Jackson's favourite hits are brought to life.Who's Bad, The Ultimate Michael Jackson Tribute Band, featuring Joseph Bell and Taalib York, spans ... (03/02/2010) More to a band than a Monster hitLAWRENCE JOHNThe Automatic are heading to Northampton's Roadmender before their third album release. LAWRENCE JOHN caught up with them... (27/01/2010) The dark side of fameJODIE PARSONSTown shows move to London theatreJODIE PARSONSComic's all shook up at turning 42By Lawrence John() Musical MacbethJodie Parsons() Curtain to finally go up on Playhouse Theatre's Humble showJodie ParsonsAFTER postponing original plans to stage Humble Boy, Playhouse Theatre is finally about to open its own version of the play. ()Beautiful Benidorm belies reputationTRAVEL REVIEWFrom East End to windy cityLEISURE FEATUREShe's got to be perfectALESHA DIXON TALKS TO THE HERALD & POST(Picture 120560tl)Alesha Dixon is a perfectionist - but knows perfection is something she can never reach. (22/06/2009)'Rolling Stone' still loves the showBY LAWRENCE JOHNPutting town on the musical mapMUSICActor's Lill wish listBY LAWRENCE JOHNWhat the mechanic did nextART |


