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Folk music with a twist
5:00pm Tuesday 25th November 2008
After three sell-out years, musicians will again take over North Finchley’s artsdepot for a contemporary folk extravaganza this weekend. Miriam Craig talks to the people behind the performances.
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1:00pm Monday 24th November 2008
Left-handed pianist Nicholas McCarthy began playing the piano at the age of 14 despite having been born without his right arm below the elbow. But this hasn't stopped him wowing audiences with his performances.
Keep calm and carry on
9:00am Monday 24th November 2008
Arts organisation Breathing Space takes inspiration from the Blitz spirit with its Alternative Christmas Fair this weekend.
A quality quartet
9:00am Saturday 22nd November 2008
Classical music group the Wihan Quartet bring their interpretation of music by Mozart, Schubert and Dvorak to The Radlett Centre.
Cleveland's sophisticated sounds
1:00pm Friday 21st November 2008
Three-times winner of the Wire/Guardian Best Vocalist Jazz Award, Cleveland Watkiss will be coming to North Finchley this weekend.
Steinbeck by Steinbeck
8:50am Friday 21st November 2008
Essential Theatre Company's production of Steinbeck's Of Mice and Men opens this Thursday.
Four strings attached
4:18pm Thursday 20th November 2008
The prize-winning ConTempo Quartet will perform in Hampstead Garden Suburb this weekend.
Fairytales turn festive
4:26pm Monday 17th November 2008
From evil stepmothers to talking cats and inflatable beanstalks, Miriam Craig looks at what’s on stage this festive season.
Errol gets the vibe
9:00am Sunday 9th November 2008
South London harmonica player Errol Linton will perform in Edgware with his band The Blues Vibe
Confessions of a jazz singer
9:00am Saturday 8th November 2008
Jazz singer Ian Shaw showcases his new album at a concert in North Finchley, with songs inspired by his personal experience.
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