Alfie Boe in Concert

Following the phenomenal success of his Bring Him Home Tour, Alfie Boe is on his biggest UK tour to date, including the BIC on April 3. ‘The Nation’s Tenor’ Alfie sold approaching 700,000 copies of his albums Bring Him Home and Alfie, whilst also fitting in a critically acclaimed West End run as Jean Valjean in Les Misérables. Tickets from 0844 576 3000, or from Bhlive.co.uk, visit bic.co.uk for more information.

English Touring Opera

English Touring Opera return with one of Mozart’s most famous operas, Così Fan Tutte, a high energy, laugh-a-minute comedy about making mistakes in love is one of Mozart’s most famous operas. ETO will also be performing Verdi’s Simon Boccanegra, a compelling drama set in the Italian port of Genoa. Friday 5 - Saturday 6 April, 7.30pm. Lighthouse, Poole’s Centre for the Arts, for tickets and information call 0844 406 8666, lighthousepoole.co.uk.

II Divo & Katherine Jenkins

The world’s foremost classical crossover quartet and mezzo soprano will unite at the BIC to perform together as part of their UK & European Tour. BIC Windsor Hall, April 7. Visit bic.co.uk.

MOKO MIX

Pavilion Dance South West’s spring season features world-class dance and movement-based performances, family friendly shows, live Bolshoi Ballet screenings, visual arts exhibitions and an engaging programme for and with young people. This month sees an exciting double bill of dance for young people aged 7+ and their families, The Suitcase Story and The Rock. £5, babes in arms free, April 8, 11.30am. Call 01202 203630, paviliondance.org.uk.

John Etheridge’s Sweet Chorus

Now celebrating its 14th year together, John Etheridge’s Sweet Chorus was originally formed by John as a personal tribute to his mentor and inspiration Stephane Grappelli, with whom he worked for five years in the ’70s and early ’80s. The band features John’s dazzling guitar work and the scintillating violin of Chris Garrick. A must for all fans of melodically based inspired, swinging acoustic jazz. At the Lighthouse,Poole on Friday, April 12. Admission £14. Call 0844 406 8666, lighthousepoole.co.uk.

The Rise And Fall Of Little Voice

Lighthouse’s local panto star Ray Quinn (X Factor, Dancing On Ice) returns alongside Beverley Callard and Jess Robinson in this new production of Jim Cartwright’s play made famous by the 1998 film starring Jane Horrocks. On Monday 15 – Saturday 20 April. Tickets £22, call 0844 406 8666, lighthousepoole.co.uk.

Mike Silver and Tinderbox

Mike Silver and Tinderbox, with Bob Burke, is a concert presented by Christchurch Community Partnership and Coda Music Trust, Highcliffe. A unique opportunity in Christchurch to hear original acoustic music, featuring revered singer/songwriter Mike Silver and awardwinning Bournemouth-based duo Tinderbox. In aid of The Amelia-Grace Rainbow Fund. Tickets £10 if purchased in advance or £12 on the door. No concessions as all proceeds go to the charity. Friday, April 26, 7.30pm at The Regent, Christchurch, 01202 499199.

The Bohemians

The Bohemians were the first Queen tribute lookalikes to headline the Queen fan club convention with an audience of over 2000 ardent Queen fans. See their high-energy show at The Regent Centre, Christchurch, on Sunday, April 28, 7.30pm. Tickets £16.50, 01202 499199.

Adam Ant

One of the icons of the 1980s, Adam Ant has an enviable back catalogue of massive hits. In 1977 Adam carved a unique niche as leader and chief songwriter of Adam and The Ants. Dressed in his trademark highwayman/ pirate persona, Adam Ant has made an entertaining and thrilling return to the live circuit with his new band The Good The Mad and The Lovely Posse. At the Lighthouse, Poole on Sunday, April 28, 7.30pm. Tickets £28.50, call 0844 406 8666, lighthousepoole.co.uk