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Beth Rowley – Landmark Arts Centre, Teddington

Friday - Beth Rowley broke onto the music scene in 2008 with her UK top 10 album Little Dreamer selling over 100,000 albums and receiving a Brit Award nomination for Best Female Solo Artist.

Since then she has appeared on stage with some giants of the music world including Jools Holland, Burt Bacharach - BBC Electric Proms alongside Adele, Jamie Callum, David Arnold, and at Willie Nelson's 4th July Back Yard Festival in Austin alongside Ray Wylie Hubbard.

When she isn't performing her own music she tours as guest vocalist with Jools Holland and his Rhythm and Blues Orchestra.

Find out more here.

Disco Soul at Teddington Constitutional Club, Stanley Road

Friday – Come along if you enjoy 70's disco and soul music, with a handful of 60's Motown thrown in for good measure.

Put on your boogie shoes, sprinkle on the disco glitter and strut your funky stuff - or just prop up the bar and enjoy the great music. Find out more here.

Over the Moon - TwickFolk at the Cabbage Patch, Twickenham

Sunday - Award-winning acoustic roots/swing duo Over the Moon plus John Statz.

Canadians Suzanne Levesque and Craig Bignell met, fell in love, got married and discovered their voices blend so well together that people often tear up upon hearing them sing.

Their music is a wild ride from 40's sounding western swing and Appalachian old-time, to cowboy blues

Their first CD "Moondancer", was released in 2017 and it reflects the beautiful two-part harmony style that they are known for and the wide array of acoustic instruments that they play. Most of the songs are original and tell stories of life lived in Southern Alberta's ranching country.

Find out more here.

Eel Pie Club – The Cabbage Patch, Twickenham

Thursday - Cyril Davies Tribute - The Alan Glen John O'Leary All-Stars + a host of guest musicians.

One of the most important Eel Pie Club gigs of the year in preserving the heritage of UK Rhythm & Blues. This year's event forms part of Rock's Diamond Year celebrations - www.rocksdiamondyear.com

The Alan Glen/John O'Leary All-Stars are: Alan Glen (Yardbirds, Nine Below Zero), Tim Hain (Jamside Up/The Incredible Blues Puppies), John O'Leary (Downliners Sect, Savoy Brown), Bob Hadrell (Barcodes, Sonny Black), Al Vincent (Daniel Smith,Shakey Vick Band), Peter Miles (Wessell Anderson, Herb Ellis).

Find out more here.

Brewery Comedy – Twickenham Fine Ales, Mereway Road

Saturday - Craft comedy and superb beer live at Twickenham's very own brewery. The bill features Jamie D'Souza, Elaine Fellows

Michael May, and the MC is James Lillis.

Find out more here.

Jam at the George – Twickenham

Sunday - Each week The George has a different artist or band hosting the regular weekend jam with their own unique sound and style.

This week a band called 'Lost Tempers' is hosting the jam. All musicians and music fans are welcome, just bring your instrument.

Find out more here.

The Exchange, Twickenham

Friday - Coram Shakespeare Schools are proud to present the world's largest youth drama festival.

An exhilarating evening of live theatre, featuring a series of unique abridged Shakespeare productions by local schools.

See Shakespeare's timeless stories brought to life like never before, and support young people from your community as they take to the stage.

Find out more here.

Strawberry Hill House, Twickenham

From Sunday – Strawberry Hill House takes visitors on The Grand Tour with a virtual visit to Florence - one of the most beautiful and beguiling cities on earth.

Horace Walpole was fascinated by Florence and the Medici family. Strawberry Hill contained a conspicuous number of Florentine works of art received as gifts or acquired thanks to the intervention of his friend Horace Mann. This latest 'In Focus' display brings back some of these magnificent treasures.

Find out more here.

Richmond Theatre

Until Saturday – Intoxicating new stage adaptation of the classic motion picture 'Fatal Attraction'.

The production stars Footballer's Wives siren Susie Amy alongside soap star favourite Oliver Farnworth and celebrated TV talent and performer Louise Redknapp.

When happily married New York attorney Dan Gallagher, meets charming editor Alex on a night out in the city, they both commit to a night of passion they can't take back.

Dan returns home to his family and tries to forget the mistake he has made, but Alex has different ideas.

Sunday – A thrilling adaptation of Dracula starring TV's James Gaddas.

When Gaddas comes across Bram Stoker's original handwritten copy while working on a satellite channel TV show, what he reads chills him to the bone.

This particular copy contains pages never actually published and leads him to a terrifying discovery. One actor gives us 15 characters.

Get your tickets here.

Orange Tree Theatre

Until April 16 – Tom Fool by Franz Xaver Kroetz.

A dark and unnervingly funny play about how capitalism creeps into the minutiae of one family's life.

Every night Martha listens to the minute details of husband Otto's day at the factory. He's a man with big dreams but is stuck in a job where he feels like a cog in the machine.

Their teenage son Ludwig just wishes he had a job, or at least his own space, far far away from his parents.

When money goes missing, a family on the brink hurtles over the edge, and Martha has to decide whether she will stay to pick up the pieces.

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OSO Arts Centre, Barnes

Friday – The First Broadcast: The Battle for the Beeb in 1922.

One-man play written and performed by Paul Kerensa (British Comedy Award-winning writer of Miranda, Not Going Out, TFI Friday).

Two rival voices in The Marconi Company unite art and science to create British broadcasting. Arthur Burrows seeks to inform and educate, while Peter Eckersley just wants to entertain.

Before Reith, this 'BBC two' duel for the soul of British broadcasting – but who will give The First Broadcast?

March 29-31 – Edinburgh Fringe sell-out Press is presented in a double bill with brand-new short play The Kindness of Strangers.

Get your tickets here.

One Paved Court, Richmond

Until April 3 - GHOST in the INK is the first exhibition of a series of monotypes and artworks in which Hilary Dalke revives and re-works an avant-garde approach to the 19th centuy scientific mode of nature printing.

Find out more here.

WWT London Wetlands Centre, Barnes

Saturday – Wildlife Photography Workshop led by professional photographer Nick Dale.

Participants will be surrounded by wonderful photo opportunities during the practical element of the session.

Keeping the group numbers small ensures lots of one-to-one time with Nick, who can provide both technical knowledge and advice on composition.

Find out more here.

LiveWell Centre, Kew

Saturday - A 'taster showcase' of six uplifting Mind, Body Movement and Yoga sessions - each just 20 minutes long.

Find out more here.