Leisure Interviews - from St Albans Review

‘Music is all we’ve wanted to do’

12:31pm Friday 26th February 2010

Simon Fowler from Ocean Colour Scene chats to Rachel Wakefield

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Fans chose music for gig

4:42pm Friday 9th October 2009

Ryan Richards from Funeral for a Friend chats to Rachel Wakefield

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Britain's answer to Justin Timberlake plays Hitchin

2:39pm Wednesday 8th April 2009

Fugative is releasing his latest single Jimmy Shoes this week. He talks to Francine Wolfisz about success at the age of 15

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A celebration of orchids at Hatfield House

2:26pm Wednesday 8th April 2009

St Albans was once home to the only Royal orchid nursery in the country. Kate Sole looks at its fascinating past

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The Pickwick Club take over the Radlett Centre

2:59pm Thursday 26th March 2009

European Arts Company tackle Charles Dicken's first story. Melanie Dakin reports

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Katy Setterfield, Hertfordshire's answer to Dusty Springfield, comes home

2:49pm Thursday 26th March 2009

Katy Setterfield is home after wowing Las Vegas and she can’t wait to do it all again, writes Francine Wolfisz

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The Bard and Bowie unite in the Trestle Youth Company's latest production

2:41pm Thursday 26th March 2009

The Trestle Youth Company has set Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing in the 1980s. Kate Sole discovers the rehearsals have been quite unusual too

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The Wild Woman of Rock, Elkie Brooks, arrives in Radlett

2:37pm Thursday 26th March 2009

Elkie Brooks has been in the music business for five decades and she has no intention of hanging up her mic just yet. She talks to Kate Sole

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It's a real Carry On with Valerie Leon at the Maltings

3:25pm Tuesday 10th March 2009

As the star of Carry On, Bond and the Hammer Horror films, Valerie Leon has plenty of tales to regale about her varied career. Kate Sole reports

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Dance and rock music fuse for The Blank Album at The Old Town Hall

2:45pm Tuesday 10th March 2009

The Blank Album promises action-packed dance moves, flying cellos and an air guitar extravaganza. Melanie Dakin caught up with artistic director Natasha Gilmore

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