THE BEST OF WHAT'S ON

IN TUNBRIDGE WELLS OVER THE NEXT SEVEN DAYS

THE BEST OF WHAT'S COMING UP

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WED 3

COMEDY

JETHRO With his West Country burr and shambling appearance, Jethro may be the antithetis to the ultra cool comics on the circuit, but that's no bad thing, especially as he is very funny.

Assembly Hall, 7.30pm, £18

MARCH

Paul Carrack (12th)
Assembly Hall

Charley Boorman (15th)
Assembly Hall

The Beauty Queen of Leenane (20th)
Trinity

La Boheme (22nd)
Odeon

APRIL

Bridget Christie (1st)
Trinity

The Kings of Harmony (3rd)
Trinity

Love's Labour's Lost (12th)
Odeon

Beethoven Spectacular (18th)
Assembly Hall

THU 4

MUSIC

BJORN AGAIN The Abba phenomena shows no sign of disappearing, as each new generation discovers them anew, and this lot are among the best of the tribute bands.

Assembly Hall, 7.30pm, £18.50

FRI 5

MUSIC

COURTNEY PINE Pine worked with the LPO a while ago and the orchestra members - no mean players themselves - were open-mouthed in awe at his ability. Well done, Trinity, for luring him.

Trinity, 8PM, £25 (sold out, returns only)

SAT 6-MAY 29

EXHIBITION

CROSS PURPOSES From Stanley Spencer to Tracey Emin, this exhibition investigates how the symbol of the crucifixion explores issues wider than the biblical story.

Mascalls Gallery

SUN 7

MUSIC

JAMES McCARTNEY Paul and Linda's musician and songwriter son is recording an album with his dad's help due for release this year, so possibly will be testing it out here.

Forum, 7.30pm

MON 8-WED 10

THEATRE

FATAL ENCOUNTER Nicholas Ball and Anita Harris star in this adaptation of Francis Durbridge's thriller about a man who discovers his wife has shot a man.

Assembly Hall, 7.30pm, from £18.50