Blooming greats at Radlett Centre
THE CHART-topping careers of two great singers are celebrated in You Don t Bring Me Flowers, a multimedia concert at the Radlett Centre on Sunday. It marks the achievements of Barbra Streisand and Neil Diamond with songs, music and dance performed by esta
THE CHART-topping careers of two great singers are celebrated in You Don't Bring Me Flowers, a multimedia concert at the Radlett Centre on Sunday.
It marks the achievements of Barbra Streisand and Neil Diamond with songs, music and dance performed by established West End performers.
The show includes such classic hits as America, Song Sung Blue, Papa Can You Hear Me, Beautiful Noise, Evergreen and the title song, You Don't Bring Me Flowers.
The evening performance has sold out but tickets at �18 with concessions �17 are still available for the matinee at 3pm. They can be obtained from the box office on 01923 859291.
n Satirical comedy, magic, music and mayhem are all on the menu when Two Birds and A Bloke come to the Radlett Centre next Sunday, July 12.
A comedy revue directed by Edward Hall, it stars Tony Award-winning Sarah Travis and Olivier Award nominee Issy van Randwyck, formerly of Fascinating Aida.
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They team up with Simon Slater to present an evening of entertainment which includes such songs as Do What You Gotta Do, Twisted, Yoyo and Fields of Gold.
It gets underway at 8pm and tickets are �15 with concessions �14, available from the box office on the number above.
