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Caustic comedy, cars of the future, fabulous fl amenco and the ultimate collectables – just a sample of what not to miss in Europe this month

Text Lena Ibrahim
Stocholm image Mats Lundqvist

5-15
Geneva
79th International Motor Show

The International Motor Show pitches up at the Geneva Palexpo this month, bringing with it showcases from every major automobile manufacturer, including Mercedes-Benz and Audi. This is one event petrolheads shouldn’t miss – and over 700,000 visitors are expected.

salon-auto.ch

3 March – 20 June
Oslo
Les Misérables

The world’s longest-running musical is now in Oslo. This heroic tale, based on Victor Hugo’s novel, portrays love and bravery in the midst of the 1832 uprisings in Paris. Passionate performances together with poignant music make this an unforgettable show.

www.oslonye.no

4-5
Stockholm
The Royal Stock holm Philharmonic Orchestra

Founded in 1902, the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra has played everywhere, from New York to Tokyo. Catch them at home in Stockholm this month for concerts conducted by the highly respected Andrew Manze (pictured).

www.konserthuset.se

14-29
London
Flamenco Festival

Held at the legendary London dance house Sadler’s Wells, this two-week celebration features appearances by Estrella Morente (pictured) and Rocío Molina. There’s also a production of Carmen by the acclaimed Antonio Gades Company.

www.sadlerswells.com

17-18
Nice
High School Musical: The Ice Tour

High School Musical descends on Nice this month for The Ice Tour, a sensational show that marries world-class skating with a high-octane blend of pop music and dance. And there are enough sing-a-longs to keep the entire family happy.

www.nikaia.fr

20-21
Manchester
Lionel Richie

With over 100m record sales and a huge global fan base, Grammy-winner Lionel Richie returns to Manchester for the first appearance of his 2009 UK tour. Expect tracks from new album Just Go, as well as old favourites.

www.men-arena.com

20
Copenhagen
Pam Ann

If you like your comedy infused with camp, glamour and innuendo, then come fly with sharp-tongued air hostess Pam Ann on her European tour. She’s had everyone from Elton John to Madonna rolling in the aisles.

www.tivoli.dk

20-29
Brussels
Eurantica 2009 Fine Art & Antiques Fair

Eurantica, the leading Belgian fine art and antiques fair, takes place this month. Now in its 28th year, the fair runs for 10 days at the Brussels Expo. Over 145 international dealers show their wares to a visiting crowd of 30,000 people.

www.eurantica.be

24
Budapest
Pink

Since bursting onto the music scene nine years ago, Pink’s feisty stance and outspoken views have won her almost as many fans as her music. This month, she plays the Budapest Arena as part of the European tour to promote her album Funhouse.

www.budapestarena.hu

26 March – 19 April
Bilbao
Cirque du Soleil Varekai

The world’s most renowned circus troupe rolls into Bilbao with their latest show, Varekai (meaning ‘wherever’ in Romany). It tells the story of a young man parachuted into a magical forest populated by fantastic creatures. Great for all the family.

www.cirquedusoleil.com

Book your tickets Forthcoming events

22 April Brussels Bob Dylan, Forest National (www.forestnational.be)
29 April Budapest Beyoncé, Budapest Arena (www.budapestarena.hu)
3 May Berlin Lily Allen, Lido (www.lido-berlin.de)
20-21 May Birmingham Girls Aloud, NIA Birmingham (www.thenia.co.uk)

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