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Find out what the Edwardians thought of solicitors

A Pinner theatre company will be putting on a production of an Edwardian drama in the village this November. Read

Growing old disgracefully

Playwright Ron Aldrige's You're Only Young Twice is a familiar story of late night drinking, parties, and staying in bed until the afternoon. Read

Annie gets her gun and her man

Tales of a sharpshootin' tomboy come to northwest London this coming week with a local staging of Broadway smash hit show Annie Get Your Gun. Read

Madcap antics aboard an ocean liner steaming between New York and London are the subject of Harrow Light Operatic Society's latest production. The below-deck mistaken identity farce that is Anything Goes features a stowaway in love with an heiress, an evangelistturned-nightclub singer and a disguised gangster and his companion. Read

Come and enjoy a little Fourplay

Whether it's a Victorian melodrama or a French farce, a middle-aged man's monologue or the story of an elderly actress drowning in nostalgia, it can all be seen in Fourplay. Read

Reliant on Robin

Sword fights, tights and trees: it can only be outlaw Robin Hood and his band of merry men. Read

Big top quality

Big top entertainment returns to Wembley with a six-night run of the new Spanish-themed show from Zippos Circus. Read

Poets' corner is open to all

Poets of all styles and experience have been invited to perform their work at lunchtime recitals organised by the newlyformed Jewish Poetry Society. Read

Dance school helps Starlight

Dancers from Pinner Theatre Dance School took to the stage to raise money for charity. Read

The Merry Wives of Windsor

Some things in this play are the stuff of legends. Read

'Darlings, you were wonderful'

The newly-formed Harrow amateur dramatics group, The Hill Players, were impressive in their debut, sold-out performance at Harrow School's Ryan Theatre. They opened Saturday's performance with Parentcraft by Stephen Smith. Read

Laughing matters

Giant games of Connect 4. witty five-minute sketches and jokes about the soaps. Read

Ballet dancers scoop festival medals

A STANMORE ballet school has danced its way to success in a local competition. Read

'I'd do it all again' says Nancy wannabe

Scottish-born singer and drama teacher Ashley Russell had been tipped as a favourite to play Nancy in a new production of Oliver but she talks to ELAINE OKYERE about moving on after being voted off I'd Do Anything Read