Visits to a varied range of theatre productions, both local and afar, excursions to places of interest. Most visits are by coach.

Sunday 4 March - BRITISH 2012 OLYMPIC SWIMMING TRIALS
Aquatics Centre, Olympic Park, London.

NOW FULL - PLEASE NOTE CHANGE OF DEPARTURE TIME TO 4.00 PM

To book all visits - phone Malcolm King (01462 678337)

Cheque for full amount to be made out to ‘LALG’ and sent to:

Talinca Interiors, PO Box 172, Letchworth Garden City, SG6 3ZJ

BOOKING OF FOLLOWING FROM MONDAY 6 FEBRUARY 9.30 AM

THE QUEEN'S DIAMOND JUBILEE GALA

Royal Albert Hall, London with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Sian Edwards.

A star studded evening of classical music perfomed by UK's leading female artists:

Lesley Garrett - Presenter for the eveing and Soprano will be singiing well-loved operatic arias and popular songs.

Alison Balson - Trumpet

Nicola Benedetti - Violin

Emma Johnson - Clarinet

Cost £30 (£31 non LALG) which includes coach, good seat and programme. 

Coach leaves Letchworth Station Bus Stop opp Barclays Bank at 5.00 pm.

STILL BOOKING:

Wednesday 29 February (Afternoon Performance) "TRAVELLING LIGHT" – by Nicholas Wright
National Theatre (Lyttelton), South Bank, London.

Cast includes the award-winning actor Antony Sher.

In a remote village in Eastern Europe, around 1900, a young man is entranced by the flickering silent images on his father’s cinematograph. Forty years on, and now a famed American film director, he looks back on his early life and confronts the cost of fulfilling his dreams. Nicholas Wright’s new play is a funny and fascinating tribute to the Eastern European immigrants who became major players in Hollywood’s golden age.

Cost £35 (£36 Non-LALG), which includes coach and top price seat. (Normal price of top price seat alone is £45).

Coach leaves Letchworth Station Bus Stop, opposite Barclays Bank at 12.00 noon.

Friday 9 March (Afternoon Performance) - "NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH" by Alan Ayckbourn
Watford Palace Theatre, Watford.

Things are not right on The Bluebell Hill Development - petty crime is increasing! Newcomers Martin and his sister Hilda are the crimewave’s latest victims and resolve to take action. But what starts out as a well intentioned neighbourhood watch scheme, soon develops into something altogether more sinister.

Alan Ayckbourn’s hilarious cautionary tale of the dangers of taking the law into your own hands is his seventy-fifth play.

This critically acclaimed production comes to Watford direct from a New York run.

Cost £20 (£21 Non-LALG), which includes coach and good seat.

Coach leaves Letchworth Station Bus Stop, opposite Barclays Bank at 1.00pm.

This event is organized by Kate Thompson.

Suggestions for future events welcomed.