Thursday 12th April – Indian Takeaway With Hardeep Sing Kohli
Broadcaster, writer and keen chef Hardeep Sing Kholi visits Borehamwood with his new show Indian Takeaway in which he not only shares anecdotes and
stories of his shared Scottish and Indian heritage but also orders a curry from a local takeaway before proceeding to cook his own live on stage in the time it
takes to arrive. The show culminates with some lucky audience members getting the chance to sample both.
Fri 4th May 7.30pm & Sat 5th May 2.30pm & 7.30pm - Lilies on The Land
A truly remarkable piece of theatre celebrating the Land Girls of World War II through the personal journeys of four women who sign up to help the war effort.
Touching, funny and revealing in equal measure this captivating portrait of the war’s unsung heroes highlights the back-breaking work of these determined
women.
Tue 15th May 2.00pm & 6.30pm - Tiddler and Other Terrific Tales by Julia Donaldson.
Following the huge success of Stick Man, Scamp return with more classic Julia Donaldson tales in this brand new collection of the Children’s Laureate’s most
work. Expect to seeTiddler, The Smartest Giant in Town, A Squash and a Squeeze and Monkey Puzzle all brought to life with live music, puppets and plenty of
joining in.
Saturday 26th May – Chris Difford: It’s All About Me Tour 2012
Legendary Squeeze guitarist, vocalist and double Ivor Novello award-winner Chris Diffordvisits The Ark with a show featuring songs old and new, from the early
Squeeze hits including Up The Junction and Cool For Cats to his much admired solo work.
Thursday 31st May - Mitch Benn: Ode Warrior
Fresh from Radio Four’s The Now Show and TV’s The One Show, stand up and musicianMitch Benn brings his unique blend of music and comedy to The Ark.
Together with his band The Distractions expect comic songs of the highest order in this brand new show.

Access to the Ark Theatre is via
THE ARK GATE at the CIVIC CAR PARK,

 ELSTREE WAY, BOREHAMWOOD, WD6 1WA.
What's on
Elstree Productions have recently enjoyed a successful rerun of Sandy Wilson’s utterly irresistible foot-tapping 1920’s musical – “The Boy Friend, evoking those carefree days of the Charleston and crazy young things without a worry in the world at The Radlett Centre. Not letting the grass grow under their feet, they are now they are on to their next production – Aladdin – a hilarious pantomime to be performed at St Theresa’s Church hall from Friday 17th February to Sunday 19th of February. Tickets will shortly be on sale (Adults £6/Children £4) and can be ordered at the following email address elstreeproductions@hotmail.com.. ''Fun & laughter, magic too, get your tickets before others do''.