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Heading to London this festive season? Here's a guide of what you can do
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Review: The best things to do in London's West End this Christmas
The best things to do in London's West End this Christmas.

PAMELA RAITH

Why the Alban Arena's panto is the highlight of the festive season

Alice Fearn (Elphaba) in Wicked at Apollo Victoria (Photo: Matt Crockett)

The Wicked Witch is still spellbinding as musical enters 12th year in West End

Miranda Hart's Miss Hannigan is plagued by the orphans (Photo: Paul Coltas)

A spirited young cast tear up the stage in glittering revival

Simba and Nala from The Lion King

REVIEW: Magical performance on ice****

Harry Melling on stage as Jason with puppet Tyrone

Hand to God - you'll never look at puppets the same way again

King Alfie and Queen Kat at Walford Palace Theatre

REVIEW: Sleeping Beauty lands at Watford Palace Theatre***

Alistair McGowan in rehearsal for An Audience With Jimmy Savile

REVIEW: An Audience With Jimmy Savile

Alex Lowe stars in Fatal Attraction Photo: Helen Murray

Watford man in Fatal Attraction

Statue Act, photos Matt Beard and costumes Dominique Lemieux

Review of Cirque du Soleil: Quidam

Review: Peter Pan at Aylesbury Waterside Theatre

Review: Peter Pan at Aylesbury Waterside Theatre

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Hal Cruttenden - Upstairs at The Fox and Hounds****

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Kafka's Dick - Watford Palace Theatre****

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Patience - The Radlett Centre***

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The Crucible - Kings Langley Players****

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The Sorcerer**

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Mini Grey - Author Event*****

Celebration by Harold Pinter

Pinter Double Bill: Celebration and One for the Road****

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Annie Get Your Gun at The Radlett Centre**

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BBC Family Music Day at Watford Colosseum****

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Sarah Hamlin and Sam Beer at Cafe Cha Cha Cha

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The Witches of Eastwick at The Watersmeet

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