Cinderella wants to party 'like its 1999' but her stepmother has other ideas...

Watford. New Year's Eve, 1999.

Cinderella loves music. Every night she dances alone in her room (cellar) and gets lost in the music - that is, until her dodgy CD Walkman gives out.

Meanwhile, over at the Palace, the King vows to throw the 'Party of the Century' in a bid to find the Prince of Pinner a wife. And with Cinderella's stepmother hell-bent on her daughters (Britney & Christina) marrying up, she sees this as their golden opportunity...

The Palace has been the home of panto since 1908, and Christmas just isn't the same without it! Support your local theatre and be part of our yearly heart-warming Christmas pantomime,... Read more

The highly acclaimed Campus West Panto returns this Christmas with Robin Hood. Celebrate 50 years of Campus West by joining our heroic archer, Maid Marion, and their merry band of outlaws in Sherwood Forest as they fight back against the dastardly, money grabbing Sheriff of Nottingham. Song, dance, archery and adventure are sure to delight the entire family!

The critically acclaimed creative team that brought you 'Hansel & Gretel' are back with more fun-fueled pantomime madness; a joyful new twist on another old story, it's not to be missed.

Rapunzel saves the day (and herself!) in this action packed, magical musical pantomime adventure. Let down your hair with a cast of kooky characters as they dance and sing through this unusual tangled tale; where people live in giant old boots and tall towers, where frog boys rap about enchanted ponds and girls with long hair battle more than split ends!

The critically acclaimed creative team that brought you 'Hansel & Gretel' are back with more fun-fueled pantomime madness; a joyful new twist on another old story, it's not to be missed.

Rapunzel saves the day (and herself!) in this action packed, magical musical pantomime adventure. Let down your hair with a cast of kooky characters as they dance and sing through this unusual tangled tale; where people live in giant old boots and tall towers, where frog boys rap about enchanted ponds and girls with long hair battle more than split ends!

Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas at a festive Baby Broadway concert this December! An interactive Christmas performance suitable for all ages.

The whole family can sing and dance along to seasonal showtunes from hit musicals and well-known songs from Christmas films, all performed by our West End singers.

Enjoy numbers from Elf, White Christmas, The Snowman, Frozen and many more. Festive fancy dress is encouraged and - as well as singing, clapping and dancing along - you can expect bubbles, bells, flying babies and puppetry!

Open to all ages from new-borns to school age to grandparents, concerts last approximately 45 minutes, doors open 15 minutes before start time.

Recommended age 0-7.

The critically acclaimed creative team that brought you 'Hansel & Gretel' are back with more fun-fueled pantomime madness; a joyful new twist on another old story, it's not to be missed.

Rapunzel saves the day (and herself!) in this action packed, magical musical pantomime adventure. Let down your hair with a cast of kooky characters as they dance and sing through this unusual tangled tale; where people live in giant old boots and tall towers, where frog boys rap about enchanted ponds and girls with long hair battle more than split ends!

For 74 years the Scouts of Harpenden have been wowing packed audiences with their unique and award-winning blend of song, dance and comedy, all from a cast of 150 aged 9 to 18. It's the best possible antidote to the January blues you could imagine - a fun-packed family show.

The Gang Show is not considered age-appropriate for very small children due to its length and content. No children under 4 will be admitted.

Wheelchair requirements must be notified to the EMC Box Office at the time of booking as seats must be removed in order to accommodate them prior to the show. Consequently, no wheelchairs can be admitted without a prior booking.

Festival on the Field has gained a reputation as a high-quality family festival where children and families can be entertained in a relaxing, fun and safe environment, attracting up to 3,000 mostly local, people. The Festival is held on the playing fields of Sir John Lawes School - from where it derives its name. The festival is a volunteer-run fund-raising event, organised by the parents' organisations of Sir John Lawes School and Manland Primary School in Harpenden.

Back by (very) popular demand! In 2018 we introduced the Karaoke phenomenon Massaoke who, now much in demand, have agreed to come back and headline the show for us again this year. Massaoke is the live band singalong clubbing sensation that's sweeping the UK, from the Glastonbury Festival to the Edinburgh fringe.... Read more